New preprint entitled „Causal role of the individual alpha phase in multisensory perception“ by Rohe and Senkowski
Welcome
Our research investigates the neural mechanisms underlying attention, working memory, and multisensory integration in healthy individuals and clinical populations, with particular emphasis on neural oscillations.
We employ state-of-the-art cognitive neuroscience methods (EEG, MEG, tACS) combined with advanced analytical techniques such as machine learning and computational modeling.
Our work is guided by a recently introduced framework for multisensory integration that emphasizes the critical role of neural timescale dynamics (Senkowski & Engel, 2024). Building on this framework, our recent research points to individual differences in how neural oscillations influence multisensory integration, underscoring the need for personalized approaches in neuroscience research (Rohe & Senkowski, Preprint).
