Alessia Tonelli

The paper investigates whether priors for perceived speed are modality-specific or supramodal, finding supramodal integration for visual-tactile motion but not for audio-visual motion.

This study investigates how active movement and vision affect tactile perception, finding that sighted individuals show reduced precision in audio-tactile tasks during active touch, while blind individuals are unaffected.

This study shows that dyslexic children have reduced temporal flexibility around saccadic eye movements, with no oscillatory behavior observed, suggesting a mismatch in anticipatory remapping.