New paper with Stefan Glasauer now out in PloS Comp Biol, explaining repulsive and attractive biases in vertical perception within a single Bayesian framework.

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Nearly 1 million euros for neurological research into sensory disorders | Radboud University Prof. Pieter Medendorp and colleagues have received a grant of nearly 1 million euros to investigate sensory disorders resulting from disease, accidents or ageing. The grant is part of the Open Techno...

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Dynamics of sensorimotor plasticity during exoskeletal finger augmentation How does the brain integrate artificial body extensions into its somatosensory representation? While prior work has shown that tool use alters body representation, little is known about how artificial...

How does the brain integrate artificial body extensions? Using a custom-built finger-extending exoskeleton, we show that wearable augmentations are quickly integrated into body representation, with proprioceptive space adapting to the device’s structure and function.

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The spatial coding of touch is defined in intrinsic, limb-specific coordinates: an EEG study The brain localizes touch in space by integrating tactile and proprioceptive signals, a process known as tactile remapping. While it is often assumed that the remapped touch is encoded in an extrinsic...

New preprint!
We find that tactile remapping relies on intrinsic, limb-specific spatial codes, emerging ~160 ms post-stimulus in centro-parietal regions.

by @pevianiv.bsky.social, Hüseyin O. Elmas, @pmedendorp.bsky.social‬, & @lukemillerneuro.bsky.social

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Rapid modulation of choice behavior by ultrasound on the human frontal eye fields A fundamental challenge in neuroscience is establishing causal brain-function relationships with spatial and temporal precision. Transcranial ultrasonic stimulation (TUS) offers a unique opportunity t...

👀 Look to your left! Look to your right! I just 'stimulated' your frontal eye fields (FEFs)! 🧠 In our latest study, we developed a temporally precise Transcranial Ultrasonic Stimulation (TUS) protocol to modulate the human FEFs & uncover new insights into brain function!👇

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Nice read about life and work of Yvonne Visser, on her excellent PhD research in the Sensorimotorlab. #DondersInstitute #Radboud

Are we ready for the robotic revolution? by Oane Visser and Pieter Medendorp - Bliss Japan has a hotel where guests are served by robots, and in Australia self-driving tractors autonomously harvest crops, day and night. Robots help with care for residents in some Dutch nursing homes; ...

Writing this 6 years ago... were we ready...?

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Online interference of declarative memory on fast and slow adaptive processes in force field motor learning Error-based motor adaptation is currently understood as a dual-rate process involving a fast adaptive process that learns quickly but also decays rapidly and a slow process that learns slowly but has good retention. While the fast process is typically categorized as procedural learning, recent evidence suggests that it relies on the declarative memory system. To test this hypothesis, we investigated in what manner a declarative memory task interferes with two processes that supposedly underly force field adaptation in reaching. This declarative memory task, which involved learning of a list of words, was assessed through either recognition or recall, and was compared to a non-declarative, vowel counting task, using a within-subject design (n=32). We employed a Bayesian hierarchical dual-rate process model to capture the observed force compensation across trials, expecting that the parameters of the fast process would be affected by the declarative memory task. We examined the 95% highest density interval of the posterior distribution of the difference between the experimental and control condition for each parameter. While most parameters remained unaffected by the declarative memory task, the retention rate of the fast process showed a hint of reduction, suggesting a complex interplay between declarative memory and ongoing motor adaptation processes. ### Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest.

New preprint from the lab: Online interference of declarative memory on fast and slow adaptive processes in force field motor learning, by Judith Rudolph and colleagues www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

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Agreed. One reason for our recent paper, www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Ah. Perfect. Thanks.

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How to steer a car? New preprint by Kevin Liu and colleagues on modeling and measuring the role of visuoinertial and visual feedback in online steering control

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