Alice Catherine Roy

The paper investigates how motor regions represent native and non-native consonant perception using fMRI and multivariate pattern analysis, finding somatotopic and sensorimotor representations that support phoneme categorization.

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.

The paper shows that the brain uses trilateration to localize touch on tools, similar to how it works for limbs, and demonstrates this with behavioral and computational models.

This study investigates body schema plasticity in children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) using a tool-use paradigm, finding altered implicit body representation updates but preserved motor learning.