Fulvio Forni

This study uses a calcium imaging-based brain-machine interface to show that posterior parietal cortex activity can directly drive navigational behavior in mice without requiring learning.

The paper identifies a new power law linking hand rotation speed to orientation geometry in teleoperated surgical tasks, showing robustness across training and task repetitions.

The paper applies dominance analysis to study the behavior of antithetic integral feedback circuits, showing they can exhibit both monostability and oscillations depending on parameters.