Series: Frontiers in Neuroscience
Published: August 25, 2011 by CRC Press - 809 Pages
Editors: Micah M. Murray, CIBM, Lausanne, Switzerland; Mark T. Wallace, Vanderbilt Brain Institute, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

http://www.crcpress.com/product/isbn/9781439812174

Special issue of Experimental Brain Research in association with the 2010 IMRF in Liverpool, UK.

NEW AUTHOR SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 1 November 2010; accepted papers in final format to Springer in April 2011.

Submissions: should go through ManuscriptCentral. There will be a special article type : Multisensory Processing in Manuscript Central for the issue. Please make sure to choose this article type when submitting your paper. Please send a brief email to georg@liv.ac.uk if you intend to submit a paper before your submission.

Uta Noppeney and Georg Meyer will act as editors, Patrick Haggard will oversee the special issue as EBR liaison editor.

We have limited space, so we would ask you to submit rather short manuscripts (around 8 printed pages, around 30000–35000 characters, including blanks) to enable us to publish as many articles as possible. The papers must meet the journal quality criteria (high quality and novel research) and will undergo rigid peer reviewing. In the past the IMRF special issues were heavily oversubscribed but papers in the special issues are also very highly cited.

COST-ESF TD0904—Time In MEntaL activitY:
theoretical, behavioral, bioimaging,and clinical perspectives

The Workshop will include talks on the following themes:

• Conceptual issues of time and time perception
• Measurement issues on time perception
• Time perception as it relates to attention, memory, and perception & action
• Developmental aspects of time perception
• Linguistic aspects of time
• Applications of time perception
• Human and animal temporal processing

The Workshop is taking place at the National Technical University of Athens and in collaboration with the 5th Hellenic Conference on Acoustics.

For more information visit www.timely-cost.eu or email argiro.vatakis@gmail.com.

Dear Colleagues,

There is a special issue of Brain Topography on Multisensory Interactions that was published in association with the 2009 IMRF Meeting in New York and that was edited by John Foxe and Sophie Molholm.

This issue is open access.

Best,
Micah

Dear Colleagues,

We would like to draw your attention to the recently published EBR special issue on Crossmodal Processing.

Click here for open access to the editorial introduction.

The special issue, which grew out of the 9th Annual IMRF Meeting held in Hamburg in 2008, comprises 26 articles that highlight the range of both techniques and paradigms currently being brought to bear on questions of multisensory integration and crossmodal information processing.

We are very grateful to the many of you who contributed as authors and/or offered your time and expertise during the review process.

Sincerely,

Daniel Senkowski
On behalf of Charles Spence and Brigitte Röder