Masayuki Hara

The paper examines how food preference relates to distinct cortical functional connectivity patterns during food image observation using EEG data from healthy adults.

The paper pools data from 26 experiments to analyze the induction of presence hallucinations using a robotics-based protocol, finding medium effect sizes and associations with schizotypal traits and passivity.

This study compares tactile spatial discrimination using vibrotactile and force stimulation on the thoracic spine, finding higher accuracy with vibrotactile stimuli.

The paper introduces and validates a torso-worn force display called Cogno-vest to induce specific bodily sensations and hallucinations through sensorimotor conflict.

This study investigates how using a mirror affects the rubber hand illusion by reducing spatial incongruency and enhancing multisensory integration for body ownership.

This study uses robotics to induce hallucinations in Parkinson's disease patients and identifies a disrupted neural network associated with sensorimotor hallucinations.

The paper compares EEG oscillatory activities during a rubber hand illusion in real and virtual reality environments, finding no significant differences in VR, suggesting VR alters sensory integration mechanisms.