Applications of Multisensory Facilitation of Learning
Cognition seminar by Aaron Seitz, University of California, Riverside
Hosted by Multisensory Perception and Plasticity
Thursday 19:30–20:40 Berlin (GMT+2)
Recording available
Riverside, CA, USA · Hybrid
Recording
Abstract
In this talk I’ll discuss translation of findings of multisensory facilitation of learning to cognitive training. I’ll first review some early findings of multisensory facilitation of learning and then discuss how we have been translating these basic science approaches into gamified training interventions to improve cognitive functions. I’ll touch on approaches to training vision, hearing and working memory that we are developing at the UCR Brain Game Center for Mental Fitness and Well-being. I look forward to discussing both the basic science but also the complexities of how to translate approaches from basic science into the more complex frameworks often used in interventions.
Topics
Related seminars
Multisensory perception with newly learned sensory skills
Recording · Nov 17, 2022Marko Nardini, Durham UniversityMusic training effects on multisensory and cross-sensory transfer processing: from cross-sectional to RCT studies
Recording · Sep 9, 2021Karin Petrini, University of BathClinical, Cognitive and Neuroscience Insights into Multisensory Processes
Recording · May 20, 2021Mark Wallace, Vanderbilt University
More from Multisensory Perception and Plasticity
All talksRestoring Sight to the Blind: Effects of Structural and Functional Plasticity
Recording · May 22, 2025Noelle StilesMultisensory perception in the metaverse
Recording · May 8, 2025Polly DaltonMultisensory computations underlying flavor perception and food choice
Recording · Apr 17, 2025Joost MaierAgainst cortical reorganisation: lessons from deprivation following hand loss
Recording · Apr 10, 2025Tamar Makin