To generate insight from experimental data, it is critical to understand the inter-relationships
between individual data points and place them in context within a structured framework …

Temporal processing is crucial for auditory perception and cognition, especially for
communication sounds. Previous studies have shown that the auditory cortex and the …

We can easily perceive the spatial scale depicted in a picture, regardless of whether it is a
small space (eg, a close-up view of a chair) or a much larger space (eg, an entire class …

Repetition plasticity is a ubiquitous property of sensory systems in which repetitive sensation
causes either a decrease (“repetition suppression”, ie “adaptation”) or increase (“repetition …

The spectral content of vibrations produced in the skin conveys essential information about
textures and underlies sensing through hand-held tools. Humans can perceive and …

Food and predators are the most noteworthy objects for the basic survival of wild animals,
and both are often deviant in both spatial and temporal domains and quickly attract an …

In complex auditory scenes the brain exploits statistical regularities to group sound elements
into streams. Previous studies using tones that transition from being randomly drawn to …

Food and predators are the most noteworthy objects for the basic survival of wild animals. In
nature, both of these are often rare or deviant in both spatial and temporal domains and …

Memories vary in many dimensions, including the level of detail for behaviorally relevant
sensory cues. Memory exists along a continuum from highly cue-specific to highly …

Habituation is a pervasive form of learning that acts as a gateway to cognition, reducing
response to inconsequential elements of the environment. Failure of habituation drastically …