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Max Di Luca’s research interests are within the field of human perception with the goal of understanding how the brain combines multisensory information for perception and action. Dr Di Luca is especially interested in capturing the temporal properties of multisensory processing and to model the computations performed in obtaining a percept. For this, Dr Di Luca uses psychophysical methods, signal processing, Bayesian modeling, and a wide range of technological tools. Current research covers several areas of perception and action:

Perception of temporal properties
Temporal factors in multisensory integration
Visual-haptic interaction
Perceptual recalibration
3D shape perception

20022023

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  • 2021

    Locomotion vault

    Seifi, H., Di Luca, M. & Gonzalez-Franco, M., May 2021

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    Open Access
  • PrendoSim

    Abdlkarim, D., Filipovica, M., Pardi, T., Ortenzi, V., Wing, A., Kuchenbecker, K. J. & Di Luca, M., Apr 2021

    Research output: Non-textual formSoftware

    Open Access