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 …

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 brain's ability to bind incoming auditory and visual stimuli depends critically on the
temporal structure of this information. Specifically, there exists a temporal window of …

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 …

One of the more challenging feats that multisensory systems must perform is to determine
which sensory signals originate from the same external event, and thus should be integrated …

There has been a growing interest in developing behavioral tasks to enhance temporal
acuity as recent findings have demonstrated changes in temporal processing in a number of …

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 …

To accurately represent the environment, our brains must integrate sensory signals from a
common source while segregating those from independent sources. A reasonable strategy …

It has been proposed that statistical integration of multisensory cues may be a suitable
framework to explain temporal binding, that is, the finding that causally related events such …

Learning the timing of rapidly changing sensory events is crucial to construct a reliable
representation of the environment and to efficiently control behavior. The neurophysiological …