Jenni M. Karl

Distinct Patterns of Cortical Reorganisation Accompany Behaviour-Specific Development in Freely Behaving Infants

This paper introduces a naturalistic fNIRS paradigm to study behaviour-specific cortical reorganisation in infants by analyzing spontaneous behaviour and hemodynamic responses.

Vision and touch used for catching small balls with a power grip and large balls with a precision grip supports dual visuomotor channel theory

The paper tests the dual visuomotor channel theory by showing that hand shaping during catching small and large balls reflects separate visual and somatosensory inputs for location and size.

Gaze audits food items for bite points during human withdraw-to-eat movements

This study examines how gaze identifies grasp and bite points during human eating movements, showing real food items elicit specific gaze patterns compared to pantomime.