Speakers

Visiting Faculty

• Jennifer Groh, Duke University

  Rethinking multisensory integration – going beyond the modular view of the brain

• Lee Miller, University of California, Davis

  Audiovisual Integration of Speech in Noisy Environments

• Charles Schroeder, Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research

  Anatomical substrates and physiological significance of multisensory convergence in primary cortical processing

• Mark Wallace, Vanderbilt University

  Developmental and Adult Plasticity in Multisensory Spatial Representations

URMC Faculty

• Greg DeAngelis

  Neural substrates of multi-sensory integration for self-motion perception

• Charles Duffy

  The Neural and Perceptual Mechanisms of Navigational Impairments in Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease

• William O’Neill *

  The Eyes Have It: How Eye Position Biases Sound Localization and the Egocentric Perception of Direction

• Lizabeth Romanski *

  Representation and Integration of Face and Vocalization Information in the Primate Prefrontal Cortex

* Organized by Lizabeth Romanski and William O’Neill