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Conference or Workshop Item

Freeman, E. D. and Ipser, A. (2016). Negatively correlated individual differences in audiovisual asynchrony. Paper presented at the AVA Xmas 2016 Meeting, 19 Dec 2016, London, UK.

Poster

Freeman, E. D., Fassnidge, C., Kazaz, Z. and Knudsen, S. (2015). Hearing through your eyes: modulation of the visually-evoked auditory response by transcranial electrical stimulation *

Fassnidge, C., Cecconi-Marcotti, C. and Freeman, E. D. (2015). Hearing through your eyes: the Visually-Evoked Auditory Response *