Prof. Shams is quoted in this article about “oddly satisfying” videos.

As part of its “Myth or Science” series, the Canadian TV show The Nature of Things aired an episode on sensory perception. The episode featured a segment on our lab that included an interview with Prof. Shams and a demonstration of the rubber hand illusion by our own Majed Samad.

A trailer for the episode can be seen here.
Viewers in Canada can watch the full episode here.

An Inverse Magazine article on sensory deprivation experiments (as depicted in the Netflix series, Stranger Things) includes commentary from Dr. Shams.

Wired magazine’s recent article on sensory perception includes commentary from Ladan Shams.

This article about “seeing” art without using vision mentions two of our studies.

See the press release here, for our Psychological Science paper, “The Brain’s Tendency to Bind Audiovisual Signals is Stable but Not General.”

A new EEG system for recording electrical brain activity is now available to the lab.

Julie Rose interviewed Professor Shams for Top of the Mind on BYU Radio, regarding the implications of our spatial bias study.

Press release on our spatial bias study.