These issues of the recently-renamedMultisensory Research(formerlySee-ing and Perceiving) constitute the second time now that the journal has hosteda special issue resulting from the annual meeting of the International Mul-tisensory Research Forum (IMRF) (http://www.imrf.info). The 13th meetingreturned to Oxford where, back in October, 1999, 130 researchers gatheredfor the very first meeting of this forum. Now, while the venue changed thisyear (from Somerville College to the Department of Experimental Psychol-ogy — possibly one of the ugliest buildings in what is otherwise a beautifulcity), the enthusiasm of the delegates gathered together concerning all thingsmultisensory was, as always, palpable. This year’s organizers, Vanessa Har-rar (Oxford University), Georg Meyer (University of Liverpool), and CharlesSpence (Oxford University), hosted more than 200 attendees from over 23countries that included a very balanced mix of faculty, post-doctoral fel-lows, and students. The abstracts from the meeting can be found at http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/content/18784763/25/0.