Lack of depth constancy for grasping movements in both virtual and real environments von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Domini, Fulvio

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The temporal coupling effect: Preparation and execution of bimanual reaching movements von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Cimmino, Rocco Luca, Di Russo, Francesco

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Parallel motion signals to the medial and lateral motion areas V6 and MT von Pitzalis, Sabrina, Bozzacchi, Chiara, Bultrini, Alessandro, Fattori, Patrizia, Galletti, Claudio, Di Russo, Francesco

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Similar cerebral motor plans for real and virtual actions von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Giusti, Maria Assunta, Pitzalis, Sabrina, Spinelli, Donatella, Di Russo, Francesco

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I know what I will see: action-specific motor preparation activity in a passive observation task von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Spinelli, Donatella, Pitzalis, Sabrina, Giusti, Maria Assunta, Di Russo, Francesco

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Effect of visual and haptic feedback on grasping movements von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Volcic, Robert, Domini, Fulvio

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Grasping in absence of feedback: systematic biases endure extensive training von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Volcic, Robert, Domini, Fulvio

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How removing visual information affects grasping movements von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Brenner, Eli, Smeets, Jeroen B., Volcic, Robert, Domini, Fulvio

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Multiple distance cues do not prevent systematic biases in reach to grasp movements von Kopiske, Karl K., Bozzacchi, Chiara, Volcic, Robert, Domini, Fulvio

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Grasping lacks depth constancy in both virtual and real environments von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Volcic, Robert, Domini, Fulvio

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Awareness affects motor planning for goal-oriented actions von Bozzacchi, Chiara, Giusti, Maria Assunta, Pitzalis, Sabrina, Spinelli, Donatella, Di Russo, Francesco

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Modulation of spontaneous alpha brain rhythms using low-intensity transcranial direct-current stimulation von Spitoni, Grazia F, Cimmino, Rocco L, Bozzacchi, Chiara, Pizzamiglio, Luigi, Di Russo, Francesco

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Hemispheric differences in VEPs to lateralised stimuli are a marker of recovery from neglect von Di Russo, Francesco, Bozzacchi, Chiara, Matano, Alessandro, Spinelli, Donatella

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