Jean‐René Cazalets

This study investigates physiological indicators of motion sickness, finding that increased skin greenness correlates with motion sickness severity in different sensory conflict scenarios.

This study examines how visual and vestibular reweighting occurs after exposure to different sensory conflict paradigms and finds that sensitivity to the stimulated modality determines susceptibility to motion sickness.

A brief early-life motor training in mice induces functional and molecular changes in the neuromuscular system that persist for several days.

This study investigates vestibulo-spinal reflexes in axial muscles, showing they persist in microgravity and during head contact, unlike limb muscles, suggesting a hard-wired reflex for posture control.