Yves Rossetti

The paper investigates how perception reacts to tangible vs virtual impossible objects, finding that real objects create more surprise and perceptual impact than 2D representations.

The paper identifies left area PF as a neural marker specifically associated with technical reasoning in humans, independent of other cognitive factors.

This study uses fMRI to show that the technical-reasoning network is activated when observing others make or teach tools, highlighting its role in social learning of technical content.

The paper identifies a specific brain region, PF in the left parietal lobe, as central to technical-reasoning processes in physical problem-solving and its integration with social cognition.

This study compares brain reorganization in stroke patients undergoing constraint-induced movement therapy components, finding distinct patterns linked to constraint and intensive training.