Crossmodal correspondences are “the tendency for a sensory feature / attribute in one sensory modality (either physically present or merely imagined), to be associated with a sensory feature in ...

Human primary sensory cortices are traditionally regarded as being able to process only one sensory modality. Liang and colleagues use brain imaging to show that, as well as being processed in ...

And, in total, three sensory modalities were found to be integrated within PPC. This attests to the adaptability of cortical processing," says Diamond.

This tested whether mice were able to filter out “noise” within one sensory modality. A typical conditioning box used in animal research. Source: Andreas1/Wikimedia Commons.

Hippocampal place cells encode the animal’s position within the environment. Using flying bats navigating either by vision or echolocation, the authors found that hippocampal spatial maps ...

And, in total, three sensory modalities were found to be integrated within PPC. This attests to the adaptability of cortical processing," says Diamond. "Primary sensory cortical regions receive ...

Recently published research shows that acidosis-evoked discomfort—termed ‘sngception’—is a distinct somatosensory modality, offering new diagnostic targets.

It’s often thought that when one sensory modality is weakened, the other senses become more attuned to compensate. For example, someone with significant hearing loss may then be more visually ...

Of note, the ventromedial prefrontal cortex emerged as a key locus for storing an abstract representation of emotions, which does not depend on prior sensory experience or modality." ...