My research focuses on how multisensory integration within peripersonal space is modulated by active movement and social contexts. I investigate these processes using psychophysical modeling and EEG techniques. In parallel, I study how humans attribute sociality to dynamic agents, employing biologically inspired computational models. More broadly, I am interested in understanding how multisensory processing unfolds during dyadic interactions by identifying the underlying computations and their electrophysiological correlates, with the aim of translating these insights into more ecologically valid applications.