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 …

At any given moment, our brain processes multiple inputs from its different sensory
modalities (vision, hearing, touch, etc.). In deciphering this array of sensory information, the …

Multimodal objects and events activate many sensory cortical areas simultaneously. This is
possibly reflected in reciprocal modulations of neuronal activity, even at the level of primary …

Integrating information across sensory domains to construct a unified representation of multi-
sensory signals is a fundamental characteristic of perception in ecological contexts. One …

How and where in the brain audio-visual signals are bound to create multimodal objects
remains unknown. One hypothesis is that temporal coherence between dynamic …

The perception of our limbs in space is built upon the integration of visual, tactile, and
proprioceptive signals. Accumulating evidence suggests that these signals are combined in …

Whether primary sensory cortices are essentially multisensory or whether they respond to
only one sense is an emerging debate in neuroscience. Here we use a multivariate pattern …

We determined the location, functional response profile, and structural fiber connections of
auditory areas with voice-and emotion-sensitive activity using functional magnetic …

Multisensory integration (MSI) occurs in a variety of brain areas, spanning cortical and
subcortical regions. In traditional studies on sensory processing, the sensory cortices have …

The entrainment of slow rhythmic auditory cortical activity to the temporal regularities in
speech is considered to be a central mechanism underlying auditory perception. Previous …