Antonella Maselli

Mapping the brain-web morphology to characterise ageing and cognitive impairment

This paper introduces SHARP, a method using cosmological web analysis to characterize brain ageing and cognitive impairment by analyzing MRI data from CamCAN and OASIS-3.

Scale-dependent brain age with cosmological higher-order statistics from structural magnetic resonance imaging

The paper introduces a method using cosmological higher-order statistics to infer brain age from MRI data, revealing scale-dependent aging patterns with a Mean Absolute Error of 3.1 years.

Eye and hand coarticulation during problem solving reveals hierarchically organized planning

This study examines how participants coordinate eye and hand movements during problem-solving tasks, revealing hierarchical planning strategies through coarticulation in gaze and cursor movements.

Adaptive planning depth in human problem solving

The paper investigates how humans adaptively use cognitive resources in problem-solving tasks requiring different planning depths, finding they select minimum required depths rather than fixed depths.

Whole-body coarticulation reflects expertise in sport climbing

The paper investigates coarticulation in sport climbing, showing that expert climbers adjust their movements based on future planned actions, while non-climbers do not.

A Hessian-based decomposition characterizes how performance in complex motor skills depends on individual strategy and variability

This paper introduces a Hessian-based decomposition method to analyze how performance in complex motor skills depends on individual strategy and variability in high-dimensional action distributions.

Rethinking GPS Navigation: Creating Cognitive Maps Through Auditory Clues

This paper explores how traditional GPS navigation may hinder spatial learning and proposes an auditory-based navigation system to promote active spatial cognition.