Elisa Tatti
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Dr. Elisa Tatti is a neuroscientist whose research explores the neural mechanisms of motor learning and adaptation, with a particular focus on beta oscillations. Her work investigates how the brain's beta band (15-30 Hz) activity changes during movement preparation and execution, especially when adapting to sensorimotor perturbations. In her most-cited paper, "Beta oscillations during adaptation to inertial and velocity dependent perturbations" (2020, 2 citations), Dr. Tatti demonstrated that while motor learning typically increases the post-movement beta rebound, introducing a sensorimotor perturbation disrupts this neural signature. This finding provides critical insights into how the brain recalibrates motor commands under altered sensory conditions, with implications for understanding motor disorders and rehabilitation. Though early in her career, Dr. Tatti's work contributes to a growing body of knowledge on the role of oscillatory brain activity in adaptive motor control. Her research bridges fundamental neuroscience and clinical applications, offering a foundation for future studies on how neural oscillations support flexible, goal-directed movement in both healthy and pathological states.
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