Vonne van Polanen

165 posts

Vonne van Polanen

Vonne van Polanen

@vvanpolanen

Movement Scientist | Neuroscientist | Action and Perception | SMA at ICON

Louvain, Belgium Katılım Temmuz 2017
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Vonne van Polanen
Vonne van Polanen@vvanpolanen·
We show in two different grasping tasks that CSE encodes ongoing motor components but not sensorimotor cues that are hidden within contextual information #grasping #TMS
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Vonne van Polanen@vvanpolanen·
Altogether, these findings suggest that corticospinal output is modulated based on context-dependent information when mediated by explicit visual cues, but not when sensorimotor cues are presented in an implicit manner.
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Vonne van Polanen@vvanpolanen·
These differences between fingertip force scaling and weight estimation suggests that the transfer of weight information between hemispheres depends differently on the used hand and handedness for perception and action.
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Vonne van Polanen@vvanpolanen·
A perceptual bias in weight estimation was found depending on the previous object. However, transfer of this effect between hands was only seen in left-handers, not right-handers. Also, right-handers only had this bias when using their dominant hand.
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Gavin Buckingham
Gavin Buckingham@DrGBuckingham·
Slow burn collaboration with @vvanpolanen and @marcodavare. We wanted to try and disrupt the brain areas possibly involved in the integration of prior expectations with perception and action. Perception unaffected by TMS, but some interesting effects on finger forces
JNP@JNeurophysiol

#ArticlesinPress - "The effects of TMS over the anterior intraparietal area on anticipatory fingertip force scaling and the size-weight illusion" Vonne van Polanen, et al. #TMS #Parietalcortex #Neuroscience @KU_Leuven @KingsCollegeLon @marcodavare ow.ly/4LZz50Io7s0

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DavareLab
DavareLab@marcodavare·
In our quest to disrupt the size-weight illusion with #TMS over AIP, we found a very transient role of AIP in the sensorimotor predictions related to object size. Interesting because it implies another area takes over once force-to-size rules are learned.
JNP@JNeurophysiol

#ArticlesinPress - "The effects of TMS over the anterior intraparietal area on anticipatory fingertip force scaling and the size-weight illusion" Vonne van Polanen, et al. #TMS #Parietalcortex #Neuroscience @KU_Leuven @KingsCollegeLon @marcodavare ow.ly/4LZz50Io7s0

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