Max Jeanneret
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Max Jeanneret is a leading researcher at the intersection of virtual reality, haptic robotics, and sensorimotor neuroscience. His work fundamentally advances our understanding of how the brain adapts to altered sensory feedback, with profound implications for both basic science and clinical rehabilitation. Jeanneret’s most notable contribution is the development of a groundbreaking experimental set-up that combines immersive VR with haptic robotics to induce space- and movement-invariant sensorimotor adaptation. This innovative approach, detailed in his highly cited 2020 paper (16 citations), allows for the precise reproduction of prism adaptation effects—a classic paradigm for studying visuomotor plasticity—in a fully controlled, virtual environment. By decoupling visual and proprioceptive cues in novel ways, his research not only deepens our understanding of neural plasticity in healthy individuals but also opens new avenues for rehabilitating patients with spatial neglect. Jeanneret’s work is distinguished by its elegant fusion of engineering and cognitive science, offering a powerful, scalable tool for investigating and retraining the brain’s spatial and motor representations.
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