• Cross-cultural color-odor associations 

  Levitan, Carmel A.; Ren, Jiana; Woods, Andy T.; Boesveldt, Sanne; Chan, Jason S.; McKenzie, Kirsten J.; Dodson, Michael; Levin, Jai; Leong, Christine X. R.; Van den Bosch, Jasper J. F. (Public Library of Science, PLoS, 2014-07-09)

  Colors and odors are associated; for instance, people typically match the smell of strawberries to the color pink or red. These associations are forms of crossmodal correspondences. Recently, there has been discussion about ...
• Investigation of an elevated sands unit at Tralispean Bay, South-West Ireland – potential high-energy marine event 

  Cronin, Abigail; Devoy, Robert R. N.; Bartlett, Darius J.; Nuyts, Siegmund; O'Dwyer, Barry (Geographical Society of Ireland GSI, 2018-11)

  A sequence of high elevation sands containing both broken and whole marine shells, as well as many mega-sized, raft-shaped boulders (1-3m across) has been discovered at Tralispean Bay, West Cork, Ireland. Ground-Penetrating ...
• Familiarity of objects affects susceptibility to the sound-induced flash 

  Chan, Jason S.; Setti, Annalisa (Elsevier, 2011-01-22)

  Audition is accepted as more reliable (thus dominant) than vision when temporal discrimination is required by the task. However, it is not known whether the characteristics of the visual stimulus, for example its familiarity ...
• Testing attention restoration in a virtual reality driving simulator 

  Cassarino, Marica; Maisto, Marta; Esposito, Ylenia; Guerrero, Davide; Chan, Jason S.; Setti, Annalisa (Frontiers Media, 2019-02-11)

  Objectives: Attention Restoration Theory (ART) suggests that walking or being in natural settings, as opposed to urban environments, benefits cognitive skills because it is less demanding on attentional resources. However, ...
• The impact of drug and related deaths on families 

  Lambert, Sharon (National Family Support Agency, 2018-03)

  The Health Research Board in Ireland reported that in 2015 there were almost two drug related deaths per day (HRB, 2017) and the European Drug Report (2017) places Ireland as the 4th highest mortality rate for Drug Related ...

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