Martin Simoneau

This study shows that vestibular control of posture does not follow Weber's law, with balance discrimination thresholds increasing sublinearly with stimulus amplitude.

This study reviews how cognitive, cardiovascular, and neuromuscular fatigue affect motor learning, finding mixed effects on acquisition and retention with limited neurophysiological evidence.

The paper shows athletes with vertiginous training and patients with vestibular loss both show neural plasticity, but athletes have enhanced tactile-brain coupling without balance issues.

This study shows that tactile cues influence hand movement control, with reduced performance when tactile sensation is dampened, highlighting touch's role in movement accuracy.

This study examines how seeing the hand versus a tool affects somatosensory and visual cortex activity during mirror vision tracing tasks, finding greater somatosensory conflict and cortical adjustments in the hand group.

The paper shows that patients with bilateral vestibular loss have heightened somatosensory cortex responses to plantar tactile inputs and use a tactile-based control strategy for balance.

This study examines how balance control is affected by single versus successive stimulation of different sensory systems, finding that successive stimulation leads to greater balance destabilization.