Myrka Zago

This study investigates how the brain processes vertical motion using visual and vestibular cues, finding that downward motion is perceived as shorter than upward motion, with variability in visual-vestibular integration.

The paper shows that small stochastic whole-body perturbations improve vestibular motion discrimination thresholds in young healthy humans, suggesting a stochastic resonance mechanism.

This study shows that Drosophila larval locomotion follows a speed-curvature power law with an exponent of 3/4, similar to human motor control, suggesting shared behavioral principles across species.