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Refereed Papers

	Rebecca St George, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute Richard Fitzpatrick, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute Perceptions of orientation after vestibular, visual and proprioceptive conditioning

	Ben Schouten, University of Leuven, Belgium Karl Verfaillie, University of Leuven, Belgium Phase adjustment of rhythmic auditory and visual streams

	Marja Sirkkola, HAMK, University of Applied Sciences, Finland, Masters Programme in Welfare Technology, and School of Education, James Cook University, Townsville, Au Pia Nieminen, HAMK, University of Applied Sciences, Finland, Masters Programme in Welfare Technology Physio-acoustic chair promoting well-being

	Sonia Wilkie, MARCS Auditory Laboratories, University of Western Sydney Catherine Stevens, MARCS Auditory Laboratories, University of Western Sydney Pitch Interval and Perceived Spatialisation of the Sound Induced Illusory Flash

	John J. Foxe, City College of New York Probability-based multisensory object formation: Rethinking cortical principles of sensory integration.

	Stephen Lord, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute Annie Butler Richard Fitzpatrick PROPRIOCEPTION, STRENGTH AND STANDING

Stephanie Simon-Dack, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Malarie Deslauriers, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Tyler Kurtz, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Pytlik Roberta, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Cassandra Stratton, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Melissa Tarasenko, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Tatum Trautman, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Wolfgang Teder-Sälejärvi, Center for Visual Neuroscience, North Dakota State University Proprioceptive cues modulate further processing of spatially congruent auditory information.

	Junji Watanabe, PRESTO Japan Science & Technology Agency / NTT Communication Science Laboratories Eisuke Kusachi Pseudo-haptic feeling based on visual feedback of background motion

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