Ivan Ezquerra-Romano

This study shows that touch inhibits cold perception by using a non-contact cooling method and finding reduced sensitivity to cooling when touch is present.

The paper shows that simultaneous thermal and tactile stimuli enhance perception in mouse forepaw primary somatosensory cortex through changes in neuronal response dynamics and recruitment of silent neurons.

The paper examines thermosensitive spots on the skin, finding inconsistency in their sensory responses and locations across time, challenging the labelled line theory of sensory specificity.

The paper introduces a non-contact cooling stimulator to study cold sensation without mechanical contact, finding cold detection thresholds in humans.