When listeners hear a voice, they rapidly form a complex first impression of who the person
behind that voice might be. We characterize how these multivariate first impressions from …

Reverberation, a ubiquitous feature of real-world acoustic environments, exhibits statistical
regularities that human listeners leverage to self-orient, facilitate auditory perception, and …

Behavioral and neuroscience studies in humans and primates have shown that
memorability is an intrinsic property of an image that predicts its strength of encoding into …

There has been a recent wave of interest in understanding the mental processes underlying
intuitive physics–our ability to apprehend the physical structure of the world and anticipate …

Visual deprivation does not silence the visual cortex, which is responsive to auditory, tactile,
and other nonvisual tasks in blind persons. However, the underlying functional dynamics of …

Our brain seamlessly integrates distinct sensory information to form a coherent percept.
However, when real-world audiovisual events are perceived, the specific brain regions and …

Experience-based plasticity of the human cortex mediates the influence of individual
experience on cognition and behavior. The complete loss of a sensory modality is among …

When listeners hear a voice, they hear a person and thus rapidly form a complex impression
of the person behind that voice. We characterise how multivariate impressions from voices …

While extensive research has elucidated the brain's processing of semantics from speech
sound waves and their mapping onto the auditory cortex, the temporal dynamics of how …

When listeners hear a voice, they rapidly form a complex first impression of who the person
behind that voice might be. We characterise how these multivariate first impressions from …