Deaf individuals may report difficulties in social interactions. However, whether these
difficulties depend on deafness affecting social brain circuits is controversial. Here, we report …

How do deaf and deafblind individuals process touch? This question offers a unique model
to understand the prospects and constraints of neural plasticity. Our brain constantly …

A cochlear implant (CI) is an auditory prosthesis which can partially restore the auditory
function in patients with severe to profound hearing loss. However, this bionic device …

Individuals with cerebral visual impairment (CVI) often present with deficits related to
visuospatial processing. However, the neurophysiological basis underlying these higher …

Objective Hearing with a cochlear implant (CI) is difficult in noisy environments, but the use
of noise reduction algorithms, specifically ForwardFocus, can improve speech intelligibility …

A brief period of monocular deprivation (MD) induces short-term plasticity of the adult visual
system. Whether MD elicits neural changes beyond visual processing is yet unclear. Here …

Acoustic, lexical, and syntactic information are simultaneously processed in the brain
requiring complex strategies to distinguish their electrophysiological activity. Capitalizing on …

Visuospatial processing deficits are commonly observed in individuals with cerebral visual
impairment, even in cases where visual acuity and visual field functions are intact. Cerebral …

The ability to differentiate between repeated and novel events represents a fundamental
property of the visual system. Neural responses are typically reduced upon stimulus …

The impact of congenital deafness on the development of vision has been investigated to a
considerable degree. However, whether multisensory processing is affected by auditory …