séminaire donné à l'Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle UniversityIn most rapid goal-directed movements, a spatial congruence is ultimately established between the location of the selected target and the endpoint of the movement. Using the gaze orienting response as a probe to investigate the neurobiological foundations of this sensorimotor association, I will present results of experiments that were performed in the feline and primate species to 1) understand how and why gaze shifts are inaccurate when the medio-posterior cerebellum is functionally impaired and 2) test the neural processes that underlie the ability to foveate a target that moves in the visual field
A fundamental question in sensorimotor control concerns the transformation of spatial signals from t...
International audience1. The production of a goal-directed saccadic gaze shift involves the specific...
International audiencePrimates (including humans) heavily rely on the efficiency of their visual sys...
séminaire donné à l'Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle UniversityIn most rapid goal-directed movem...
séminaire donné à l'Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle UniversityIn most rapid goal-directed movem...
diapositives du séminaireIn most rapid goal-directed movements, a spatial congruence is ultimately e...
seminar at the Institute of Cognitive Sciences Marc JeannerodIn most goal-directed movements, a spat...
International audienceINTRODUCTION/MOTIVATION:The appearance of an object in the visual field trigge...
In most goal-directed movements, a spatial congruence exists between the source of sensory stimuli a...
International audience1. Cerebellar saccadic dysmetria may result from a disturbance in the processe...
International audienceThe cerebellar control of orienting behavior toward visual targets was studied...
International audienceLiving animals are sensorimotor systems endowed of properties that allow them ...
International audienceFor primates (including humans), interacting with objects of interest in the e...
First draft for a publication in Encyclopedia of the Human Brain, Sirigu A and Duhamel J-R (Editors)...
International audienceWhen primates maintain their gaze directed toward a visual target (visual fixa...
A fundamental question in sensorimotor control concerns the transformation of spatial signals from t...
International audience1. The production of a goal-directed saccadic gaze shift involves the specific...
International audiencePrimates (including humans) heavily rely on the efficiency of their visual sys...
séminaire donné à l'Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle UniversityIn most rapid goal-directed movem...
séminaire donné à l'Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle UniversityIn most rapid goal-directed movem...
diapositives du séminaireIn most rapid goal-directed movements, a spatial congruence is ultimately e...
seminar at the Institute of Cognitive Sciences Marc JeannerodIn most goal-directed movements, a spat...
International audienceINTRODUCTION/MOTIVATION:The appearance of an object in the visual field trigge...
In most goal-directed movements, a spatial congruence exists between the source of sensory stimuli a...
International audience1. Cerebellar saccadic dysmetria may result from a disturbance in the processe...
International audienceThe cerebellar control of orienting behavior toward visual targets was studied...
International audienceLiving animals are sensorimotor systems endowed of properties that allow them ...
International audienceFor primates (including humans), interacting with objects of interest in the e...
First draft for a publication in Encyclopedia of the Human Brain, Sirigu A and Duhamel J-R (Editors)...
International audienceWhen primates maintain their gaze directed toward a visual target (visual fixa...
A fundamental question in sensorimotor control concerns the transformation of spatial signals from t...
International audience1. The production of a goal-directed saccadic gaze shift involves the specific...
International audiencePrimates (including humans) heavily rely on the efficiency of their visual sys...