It has become accepted in the neuroscience community that perception and performance
are quintessentially multisensory by nature. Using the full palette of modern brain imaging …

In this review, we evaluate the neurophysiological, neuropsychological, and psychophysical
evidence relevant to the claim that multisensory information is processed differently …

Human navigation relies on inputs to our paired eyes and ears. Although we also have two
nasal passages, there has been little empirical indication that internostril differences yield …

Locomotion in complex, dynamic environments is an integral part of many daily activities,
including walking in crowded spaces, driving on busy roadways, and playing sports. Many of …

Simultaneous object motion and self-motion give rise to complex patterns of retinal image
motion. In order to estimate object motion accurately, the brain must parse this complex …

Recent evidence suggests that visual-auditory cue integration may change as a function of
age such that integration is heightened among older adults. Our goal was to determine …

A fundamental question about locomotion in the presence of moving objects is whether
movements are guided based upon perceived object motion in an observer-centered or …

Alpha band power, particularly at the 10 Hz frequency, is significantly involved in sensory
inhibition, attention modulation, and working memory. However, the interactions between …

Safe movement through the environment requires us to monitor our surroundings for moving
objects or people. However, identification of moving objects in the scene is complicated by …

We have recently suggested that neural flow parsing mechanisms act to subtract global optic
flow consistent with observer movement to aid in detecting and assessing scene-relative …