Roméo Salemme

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

The paper investigates how neural oscillations in alpha and beta bands support touch localization on hands and tools, finding similar mechanisms for both.

The paper introduces SPHERE, a method for 3D sound localization that integrates virtual reality, real-time tracking, and active listening to study spatial hearing and its applications.

The paper investigates how alpha oscillations contribute to localizing touch on hand-held tools by analyzing EEG data during tactile stimulation tasks.

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

This study investigates spatial hearing re-learning using virtual reality, finding that active reaching improves sound localisation more than naming, with head movements playing a key role in this improvement.