1. Multisensory processes

   • Salvador Soto-Faraco
   • John J. Foxe
   • Mark T. Wallace

   Introduction 14 July 2005 Pages: 287 - 288

2. On the use of superadditivity as a metric for characterizing multisensory integration in functional neuroimaging studies

   • Paul J. Laurienti
   • Thomas J. Perrault
   • Barry E. Stein

   Research Article 30 June 2005 Pages: 289 - 297

   

3. How single-trial electrical neuroimaging contributes to multisensory research

   • Sara L. Gonzalez Andino
   • Micah M. Murray
   • Rolando Grave de Peralta Menendez

   Research Article 03 August 2005 Pages: 298 - 304

   

4. The development of a dialogue between cortex and midbrain to integrate multisensory information

   • Barry E. Stein

   Research Article 30 June 2005 Pages: 305 - 315

   

5. Intrinsic connectivity of human superior colliculus

   • Eric Tardif
   • Brigitte Delacuisine
   • Stephanie Clarke

   Research Article 20 July 2005 Pages: 316 - 324

   

6. Neural dynamics of cross-modal and cross-temporal associations

   • Gustavo Deco
   • Anders Ledberg
   • Joaquín Fuster

   Research Article 14 September 2005 Pages: 325 - 336

   

7. Is the auditory sensory memory sensitive to visual information?

   • Julien Besle
   • Alexandra Fort
   • Marie-Hélène Giard

   Research Article 23 July 2005 Pages: 337 - 344

   

8. Odor/taste integration and the perception of flavor

   • Dana M. Small
   • John Prescott

   Review 19 July 2005 Pages: 345 - 357

   

9. Control mechanisms mediating shifts of attention in auditory and visual space: a spatio-temporal ERP analysis

   • Jessica J. Green
   • Wolfgang A. Teder-Sälejärvi
   • John J. McDonald

   Research Article 02 August 2005 Pages: 358 - 369

   

10. Biasing the brain’s attentional set: I. Cue driven deployments of intersensory selective attention

    • John J. Foxe
    • Gregory V. Simpson
    • Clifford D. Saron

    Research Article 05 August 2005 Pages: 370 - 392

    

11. Biasing the brain’s attentional set: II. Effects of selective intersensory attentional deployments on subsequent sensory processing

    • John J. Foxe
    • Gregory V. Simpson

    Research Article 06 August 2005 Pages: 393 - 401

    

12. Spatial tuning of tactile attention modulates visual processing within hemifields: an ERP investigation of crossmodal attention

    • Martin Eimer
    • José van Velzen

    Research Article 21 July 2005 Pages: 402 - 410

    

13. Multisensory processing and oscillatory gamma responses: effects of spatial selective attention

    • Daniel Senkowski
    • Durk Talsma
    • Marty G. Woldorff

    Research Article 08 September 2005 Pages: 411 - 426

    

14. Crossmodal coupling of oculomotor control and spatial attention in vision and audition

    • Martin Rolfs
    • Ralf Engbert
    • Reinhold Kliegl

    Research Article 20 July 2005 Pages: 427 - 439

    

15. Cognitive control can modulate intersensory facilitation: speeding up visual antisaccades with an auditory distractor

    • Holle Kirchner
    • Hans Colonius

    Research Article 21 July 2005 Pages: 440 - 444

    

16. Perceived timing of first- and second-order changes in vision and hearing

    • Roberto Arrighi
    • David Alais
    • David Burr

    Research Article 29 September 2005 Pages: 445 - 454

    

17. Temporal frequency characteristics of synchrony–asynchrony discrimination of audio-visual signals

    • Waka Fujisaki
    • Shin’ya Nishida

    Research Article 20 July 2005 Pages: 455 - 464

    

18. Simultaneity constancy: detecting events with touch and vision

    • Vanessa Harrar
    • Laurence R. Harris

    Research Article 19 July 2005 Pages: 465 - 473

    

19. Altered temporal profile of visual–auditory multisensory interactions in dyslexia

    • W. David Hairston
    • Jonathan H. Burdette
    • Mark T. Wallace

    Research Article 19 July 2005 Pages: 474 - 480

    

20. Visual and haptic representations of scenes are updated with observer movement

    • Achille Pasqualotto
    • Ciara M. Finucane
    • Fiona N. Newell

    Research Article 21 July 2005 Pages: 481 - 488

    

21. Visual bias of unseen hand position with a mirror: spatial and temporal factors

    • Nicholas P. Holmes
    • Charles Spence

    Research Article 20 July 2005 Pages: 489 - 497

    

22. Effect of posture change on tactile perception: impaired direction discrimination performance with interleaved fingers

    • Massimiliano Zampini
    • Charlotte Harris
    • Charles Spence

    Research Article 21 July 2005 Pages: 498 - 508

    

23. Integration of visual and tactile stimuli: top-down influences require time

    • David I. Shore
    • Nevena Simic

    Research Article 06 August 2005 Pages: 509 - 517

    

24. Long-lasting capture of tactile attention by body shadows

    • Giovanni Galfano
    • Francesco Pavani

    Research Article 19 July 2005 Pages: 518 - 527

    

25. Audiotactile interactions in near and far space

    • Norimichi Kitagawa
    • Massimiliano Zampini
    • Charles Spence

    Research Article 10 August 2005 Pages: 528 - 537

    

26. Low-level integration of auditory and visual motion signals requires spatial co-localisation

    • Georg F. Meyer
    • Sophie M. Wuerger
    • Christoph Zetzsche

    Research Article 06 September 2005 Pages: 538 - 547

    

27. Assessing the effect of visual and tactile distractors on the perception of auditory apparent motion

    • Daniel Sanabria
    • Salvador Soto-Faraco
    • Charles Spence

    Research Article 26 August 2005 Pages: 548 - 558

    

28. Functional imaging of human crossmodal identification and object recognition

    • A. Amedi
    • K. von Kriegstein
    • M. J. Naumer

    Review 19 July 2005 Pages: 559 - 571

    

29. Short-term visual deprivation alters neural processing of tactile form

    • Valerie Weisser
    • Randall Stilla
    • K. Sathian

    Research Article 05 August 2005 Pages: 572 - 582

    

30. The role of long-term and short-term familiarity in visual and haptic face recognition

    • Sarah J. Casey
    • Fiona N. Newell

    Research Article 28 June 2005 Pages: 583 - 591

    

31. Visual and haptic representations of scenes are updated with observer movement

    • Achille Pasqualotto
    • Ciara M. Finucane
    • Fiona N. Newell

    Erratum 29 September 2005 Pages: 592 - 592