Salvatore Maria Aglioti

This study examines how different meditation states and traits affect neural mechanisms of pain processing, finding state- and trait-dependent changes in cognitive/affective pain mechanisms.

The paper examines how dopamine affects electrocortical markers of interpersonal performance monitoring in Parkinson's Disease using EEG analysis during coordination tasks with a virtual partner.

This study investigates how perspective-taking during virtual reality affects vicarious pain and pleasure by analyzing EEG data from participants observing virtual stimuli.

This study uses ingestible pills to measure GI tract physiology during emotional video exposure, finding links between gastric pH and reported emotions like disgust and happiness.

The paper introduces a thermal-imaging based task to measure awareness of peripheral body temperature changes and compares it to cardiac interoception, finding distinct contributions and associations with emotional regulation.

The paper investigates neural activity and connectivity during dishonest decision-making under reputation risk, finding increased involvement of ACC and AI in immoral decisions.

This study investigates how dopamine affects error-monitoring EEG signatures in Parkinson's disease patients under medication and withdrawal conditions.

The paper investigates neural dynamics during dyadic motor interactions, showing the monitoring system is more attuned to others' actions than self-actions.

The paper investigates error monitoring in human-avatar motor interactions, finding that frontal and occipito-temporal Theta activity correlates during unexpected movement violations.

This study compares neural and behavioral measures of placebo analgesia against a real analgesic to estimate the true size of the placebo effect in acute pain.