Claudio Brozzoli

The paper investigates how motor regions represent native and non-native consonant perception using fMRI and multivariate pattern analysis, finding somatotopic and sensorimotor representations that support phoneme categorization.

The paper shows that neural patterns in the basal ganglia during sentence comprehension and tool-use reach-to-grasp are similar, suggesting shared hierarchical processing for language and action.

This study investigates neural changes during the learning of finger press sequences, finding reduced brain activity in secondary motor areas correlates with learning.

The paper investigates learning-related changes in grey matter and myelin in rodent sensorimotor cortex using MRI and immunohistochemistry, finding non-linear morphometric changes linked to myelin plasticity.

The paper distinguishes peripersonal space (PPS) from arm-reaching space (ARS) using spatial and temporal performance metrics and multisensory facilitation paradigms across five experiments.