Dollyane Muret

This study shows that repetitive somatosensory stimulation reduces perceived finger size but does not affect body model or superficial schema.

This study longitudinally evaluates the morphology of the central sulcus in infants and its potential link to motor development.

This study investigates facial somatotopy in S1 and remapping after hand loss, finding an upright facial organization and restricted remapping in congenital one-handers.

The paper shows that body part and action information is distributed across the somatosensory homunculus beyond primary areas, revealing new organizational principles in S1.

The paper proposes a neural network model that uses multilateration to decode touch location on the body, showing it matches psychophysical experiments.