We review here studies with visual and auditory deprived/recovery populations to argue for
the need of a redefinition of the crucial role of unisensory-specific experiences during critical …

Human information processing is limited by attentional resources. That is, via attentional
mechanisms, humans select a limited amount of sensory input to process while other …

Spatial navigation is more difficult and effortful for older than younger individuals, a shift
which occurs for a variety of neurological, physical, and cognitive reasons associated with …

Vibrotactile sensory augmentation (SA) decreases postural sway during real-time use;
however, limited studies have investigated the long-term effects of training with SA. This …

In this perspective paper, we explore the use of haptic feedback to enhance human-human
interaction during musical tasks. We start by providing an overview of the theoretical …

Episodic Memory (EM) is the neurocognitive capacity to consciously recollect personally
experienced events in specific spatio-temporal contexts. Although the relevance of spatial …

Virtual reality (VR) provides a valuable research tool for studying what occurs when
sensorimotor feedback loops are manipulated. Here we measured whether exposure to a …

Bio-mimetic approaches to restoring sensory function show great promise in that they rapidly
produce perceptual experience, but have the disadvantage of being invasive. In contrast …

By proposing this approach to minds, enactivists have explicitly opposed themselves to
cognitivists, who take representation as their central posit (Varela, Thompson, and Rosch …

Sensory substitution is thought to be a promising non-invasive assistive technology for
people with complete loss of sight because it provides inaccessible visual information via a …