The capacity of the auditory system to extract spatial information relies principally on the
detection and interpretation of binaural cues, ie, differences in the time of arrival or level of …

Sound information is transmitted from the ear to central auditory stations of the brain via
several nuclei. In addition to these ascending pathways there exist descending projections …

Sex differences exist in the structural organization of the human brain and are related to
cognitive abilities. Females usually outperform men in verbal fluency, verbal memory …

A critical question in multisensory processing is how the constant information flow that
arrives to our different senses is organized in coherent representations. Some authors claim …

The posterior visual event-related potential (ERP) component, the N2pc, has been widely
used to study lateralized shifts of attention within visual arrays. Recently, reported an …

Change deafness describes the failure to perceive even intense changes within complex
auditory input, if the listener does not attend to the changing sound. Remarkably, previous …

Underneath their compelling audiovisual surface, games require players to carry out
mundane interaction work, such as pointing, typing, or steering. However, many of these …

Evidence from behavioral studies suggests that the spatial origin of sounds may influence
the perception of emotional valence. Using 7T fMRI we have investigated the impact of the …

Sound source localization in" cocktail-party" situations is a remarkable ability of the human
auditory system. However, the neural mechanisms underlying auditory spatial attention are …

While advantages of seeing with two eyes (ie, binocular vision) were noted many centuries
ago by ancient Greek scholars including Klaudios Ptolemaios (c. 100–c. 178CE), those of …