Where are my hands? The brain can answer this question using sensory information arising
from vision, proprioception, or touch. Other sources of information about the position of our …

Following arm amputation the region that represented the missing hand in primary somatosensory
cortex (S1) becomes deprived of its primary input, resulting in changed boundaries of …

Research in the last four decades has brought a considerable advance in our understanding
of how the brain synthesizes information arising from different sensory modalities. Indeed, …

Our ability to interact with the immediate surroundings depends not only on an adequate
representation of external space but also on our ability to represent the location of objects with …

Phantom pain after arm amputation is widely believed to arise from maladaptive cortical
reorganization, triggered by loss of sensory input. We instead propose that chronic phantom …

Large-scale topographic representations of the body have long been established in the
somatosensory and motor cortices. Using functional imaging, we identified a topographically …

Humans have long been fascinated by the opportunities afforded through augmentation. This
vision not only depends on technological innovations but also critically relies on our brain’…

… However, this shift didn’t reflect full invasion of the lips into the hand territory as previously
described, but rather a small local shift in the centre of gravity of the lips. This remapping was …

Inspired by broader efforts to make the conclusions of scientific research more robust, we
have compiled a list of some of the most common statistical mistakes that appear in the …

… The directionality of this interaction was verified using post hoc t tests, which first showed
a replication of our previous findings (Figures 1I and 2B), with significant cross-stimulus …