Laura Angioletti
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Laura Angioletti is a cognitive neuroscientist whose research lies at the intersection of embodied cognition, human-computer interaction, and psychophysiology. Her work investigates how technology can be harnessed to alter body perception and improve well-being, with a particular focus on virtual embodiment and biofeedback. In her most cited study (16 citations), she demonstrated how spatially augmented respiratory biofeedback can enhance the sense of ownership over a virtual hand, offering a novel, non-tactile strategy for improving prosthetic acceptance and human-machine interaction. This contribution is significant because it moves beyond traditional visuo-tactile approaches, opening new pathways for designing more intuitive and effective assistive technologies. Angioletti’s research has implications for clinical rehabilitation, neuroprosthetics, and the broader field of affective computing. Her work is characterized by rigorous experimental design and a clear translational focus, making her a rising voice in the study of how our bodies can be extended and reshaped through digital interfaces.
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