The notion of the temporal window of integration, when applied in a multisensory context,
refers to the breadth of the interval across which the brain perceives two stimuli from different …

The ability of human sensory systems to integrate information across the different modalities
provides a wide range of behavioral and perceptual benefits. This integration process is …

The importance of multisensory integration for human behavior and perception is well
documented, as is the impact that temporal synchrony has on driving such integration. Thus …

Even though visual and auditory information of 1 and the same event often do not arrive at
the sensory receptors at the same time, due to different physical transmission times of the …

The spatiotemporal window of integration has become a widely accepted concept in
multisensory research: crossmodal information falling within this window is highly likely to be …

The importance of multisensory integration for perception and action has long been
recognised. Integrating information from individual senses increases the chance of survival …

The perception of simultaneity between auditory and visual information is of crucial
importance for maintaining a coordinated representation of a multisensory event. Here we …

Here we demonstrate that the perceptual system adapts to tactile–visual temporal
asynchronies (ie, temporal recalibration). Participants were exposed to a train of tactile and …

Multisensory integration strongly depends on the temporal proximity between two inputs. In
the audio-visual domain, stimulus pairs with delays up to a few hundred milliseconds can be …

In unisensory contexts, spatially-focused attention tends to enhance perceptual processing.
How attention influences the processing of multisensory stimuli, however, has been of much …