Research Group Multisensory Integration

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Our research focuses on the following topics:

👁️👂Mapping how the brain synthesizes the senses to construct reality.

🧠 Cognitive Control
Uncovering the neural blueprints of attention and memory.

⚕️ Clinical Insights
Bridging the gap between neural circuit dysfunction and mental health.

We integrate multimodal neuroimaging (EEG, MEG, MRI) with computational modeling to decode neural processing. Our central research investigates how neural timescale dynamics drive multisensory integration (Senkowski & Engel, 2024, Nat Rev Neurosci).

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Recent News

January
The manuscript „Causal inference shapes crossmodal postdiction in multisensory integration“ by Günaydın et al. has been accepted for publication in Scientific Reports.
A warm welcome to our Erasmus student Tadeusz Dołyk from the University of Warsaw
2025
November
New preprint entitled „Causal role of the individual alpha phase in multisensory perception“ by Rohe and Senkowski
Wiebke Hofmann presents recent data on visual object representation across working memory subdomains in schizophrenia at the DGPPN congress in Berlin
Josephine Heinecke presents recent data on episodic autobiographical memory in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at the DGPPN congress in Berlin
New preprint entitled „Observing being touched enhances the neural processing and perception of digital gentle stroking“ by Sousa et al.
September
The Einstein Center for Youth Mental Health received funding from the Einstein Foundation. Our group will conduct an EEG project within the center together with Peter Uhlhaas, Stefan Haufe, and Peter Krüger.
July
New preprint entitled „Causal inference shapes crossmodal postdiction in multisensory integration“ by Gökberk, Moran, Rohe and Senkowski
Gökberk Günaydın and Daniel Senkowski presented our work at the 23rd International Multisensory Research Forum (IMRF) in Dublin
February
The article „Intersensory attention deficits in schizophrenia relate to ongoing sensorimotor beta oscillations“ by Moran and Senkowski has been published in the journal Schizophrenia
2024
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