Haptic Lab JLU
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Haptic perception 🖐🏽| Multisensory interplay 🖐🏽👁👂🏼| Timing ⏳| Affective touch 🤗 | Group leader Prof. Dr. Knut Drewing, Giessen University, Germany
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With so many beautiful memories behind us, I’m sharing my favorite photos from the beautiful city of Suwon, and looking forward to building on these experiences! Many thanks to organizers, reviewers, and attendees for their time and feedback!
July 11, 2025 at 1:33 PM
With so many beautiful memories behind us, I’m sharing my favorite photos from the beautiful city of Suwon, and looking forward to building on these experiences! Many thanks to organizers, reviewers, and attendees for their time and feedback!
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If you're curious about what makes a gentle stroke feel pleasant in a social context, looking forward to meet you there! 🎊
July 8, 2025 at 9:05 PM
If you're curious about what makes a gentle stroke feel pleasant in a social context, looking forward to meet you there! 🎊
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Touched by vibrations: Intensity modulates valence and arousal on the torso
Previous studies have successfully elicited a wide range of emo-tional responses by stimulating the hand region. The purpose of the current study was to test whether tactile stimuli applied to the tor...
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July 4, 2025 at 3:48 AM
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🗝️ Key findings:
* Lower amplitudes felt more pleasant and less arousing.
* Vibrations on the back were less arousing and more pleasant than on the front or both sides (front and back).
* The perceived intensity of vibration seems to play an important role in shaping emotional experiences.
* Lower amplitudes felt more pleasant and less arousing.
* Vibrations on the back were less arousing and more pleasant than on the front or both sides (front and back).
* The perceived intensity of vibration seems to play an important role in shaping emotional experiences.
July 4, 2025 at 3:48 AM
🗝️ Key findings:
* Lower amplitudes felt more pleasant and less arousing.
* Vibrations on the back were less arousing and more pleasant than on the front or both sides (front and back).
* The perceived intensity of vibration seems to play an important role in shaping emotional experiences.
* Lower amplitudes felt more pleasant and less arousing.
* Vibrations on the back were less arousing and more pleasant than on the front or both sides (front and back).
* The perceived intensity of vibration seems to play an important role in shaping emotional experiences.
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Briefly, we investigated whether people learn to associate neutral vibration patterns with boredom and stress. If so, would this influence their time perception. Shortly, we showed associatively learned boredom but not stress modulates perceived time.
March 11, 2025 at 1:20 PM
Briefly, we investigated whether people learn to associate neutral vibration patterns with boredom and stress. If so, would this influence their time perception. Shortly, we showed associatively learned boredom but not stress modulates perceived time.
"The tactile distance aftereffect transfers to curvature perception" @michaelajeschke.bsky.social , "The Role of Skin Mechanics for Softness Exploration and Perception" @didemkatircilar.bsky.social and "Causal Inference in Visuotactile Temporal Judgements" @boracelebi.bsky.social
March 10, 2025 at 7:14 AM
"The tactile distance aftereffect transfers to curvature perception" @michaelajeschke.bsky.social , "The Role of Skin Mechanics for Softness Exploration and Perception" @didemkatircilar.bsky.social and "Causal Inference in Visuotactile Temporal Judgements" @boracelebi.bsky.social
Now, we are looking forward to the talks from Michaela, Didem and Bora today at "Tactile and Time Perception" session at 11AM. Here are the titles of their talks:
March 10, 2025 at 7:13 AM
Now, we are looking forward to the talks from Michaela, Didem and Bora today at "Tactile and Time Perception" session at 11AM. Here are the titles of their talks: