Paolo Papale
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Paolo Papale investigates the neural mechanisms underlying sensorimotor integration, with a focus on how visual information shapes motor control and perception. His key research areas include resting-state brain activity, somatomotor processing, and the role of visual input in motor representation. In his most-cited work, "A visual representation of the hand in the resting somatomotor regions of the human brain" (2024, 6 citations), Papale demonstrates that spontaneous brain activity in somatomotor regions is correlated even without active tasks, revealing how hand visibility influences motor control, perception, and attention by integrating visual information into an internal model of sensorimotor control. This foundational study, alongside an earlier version (2022, 3 citations), highlights his contributions to understanding how the brain represents the body at rest. Papale’s work bridges cognitive neuroscience and motor systems, offering insights into everyday motor behavior and potential applications in rehabilitation. His research underscores the importance of visual context in shaping neural activity, making it a valuable resource for students and researchers exploring embodied cognition and brain dynamics.
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