Luc Estebanez

This study demonstrates mice controlling a miniature forelimb prosthesis using a brain-machine interface, showing learned movement in 2D and 3D spaces.

This study shows that mice can learn to generate and control specific cortical waves through operant conditioning, demonstrating the plasticity and functional relevance of large-scale cortical dynamics.

This paper demonstrates that mice exhibit behavioral markers of embodiment for an artificial forelimb using a modified rubber hand illusion protocol.

This study shows that mice can learn to control a virtual cursor using a brain-machine interface only when artificial feedback is spatially and temporally contiguous across the somatosensory cortex.

This study shows that continuity in somatosensory cortical maps influences the ability to integrate optogenetic input for learning tasks.