Thierry Pozzo

Evidence for a sensorimotor prediction process in action observation

This study investigates whether sensorimotor predictions underlie action observation by comparing timing processes in locomotion inference and mental locomotion tasks using sensory illusions.

Evidence for subjective values guiding cognitive integration of gravity in a free speed manifold pointing task

The paper investigates how individual subjective values influence movement planning in a vertical plane task, finding that energy minimization is not the sole factor guiding motor behavior.

Gravity highlights a dual role of the insula in internal models

The paper investigates the role of the insula in processing gravity during movement, finding distinct activation patterns for predictive and reactive mechanisms.

Space-by-time modular decomposition effectively describes whole-body muscle activity during upright reaching in various directions

The paper evaluates a space-by-time decomposition method to assess modularity in muscle activity during whole-body reaching tasks, finding it effective for data approximation and task discrimination.