International Multisensory Research Forum

Official twitter account of The International Multisensory Research Forum (IMRF)! @imrf2018 provides a platform for scientists from around the world to highlight research investigating neural processes across multiple sensory modalities and their impact on perception and behavior

@Arindam_Andy Hi! Next meeting is scheduled to be held in Chicago!

@imrf2018 Hi, where would be the next IMRF meeting?

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I really, really enjoyed the poster session at #IMRF2018! So many great discussions and ideas for the next experiments!

Thank you IMRF-goers for great discussions about my research! It was brill to hear your insights, and your compliments were greatly appreciated 😊 #imrf2018 #timeperception #modality #toronto

Amedi: we can think of language as a sensory substitution device #IMRF2018

Ladan Shams on multi-sensory integration, explaining the size-weight illusion. #imrf2018 @meganakpeters

It will be pretty hard to beat this conference excursion! #IMRF2018

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@JP__NOEL Glad you enjoyed it! See you next year!

@imrf2018 Thanks for a great conference! See you next year!

Thank you to everyone who attended #IMRF2018! We hope you enjoyed the conference and Toronto!

Inspired by the @IMRF2018 we enjoyed the unique #multisensory 4DX cinema experience at @CineplexMovies (Yonge-Dundas) the other day. Highly recommend to other IMRFers, it's the only one in Canada! #motion #scents #vibration #water #fog #imrf2018

Thought provoking Closing Keynote at @imrf2018 by Professor Shams. What a great conference, thanks to the organisers! #IMRF2018

Beautiful evening to cap off a great day of science in TO. #IMRF2018

Final session @imrf2018 with Ladan Shams on how multisensory encoding improves menory tasks and learning even when subsequently tested in a single modality

@seeingwithsound @imrf2018 @PranavLal Do we ‘all’ use sensory substitution? Yes for reading - orthographically and in Braille

@smithbarryc @imrf2018 "Do we use sensory substitution all the time?" Some blind users do. E.g. @PranavLal

Amir Amedi doing a great job this morning @imrf2018 after yesterday’s key multi sensory task: karaoke

Final day @imrf2018 in Toronto. Sensory substitution and cross motion processing for early and late blind. New questions: do we use sensory substitution all the time? Reading is weak sensory substitution and same VWFA in sighted and blind. Amir Amedi’s Lab