Brain, Body, and Self Lab
@brainself
We study the sense of self, body representation, and the human brain. Based at Karolinska Institutet, led by Henrik Ehrsson.
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How is wholeness inferred from parts in bodily awareness? The perception of one’s body parts and one’s body as a whole involves local and global multisensory processes in a hierarchical structure 📢New from: O’Kane, Brain, Body, and Self Lab, and Marie Chancel sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Congratulations, Dominika Radziun (Dr Dominika Radziun), on your excellent PhD thesis and this prestigious prize! The award-winning thesis investigates how blind people experience their own bodies, including sensations from within, such as heartbeats, and can be found here:
An fMRI study suggests that adaptation to sensorimotor delays when touching one hand with the other dynamically alters the activity in somatosensory and cerebellar regions. Konstantina Kilteni, Touch&Tickle Lab, Brain, Body, and Self Lab nature.com/articles/s4200…
Somatosensory and cerebellar activity reflects learning of predicted sensory delays in self-generated touch. Read the new Communications Biology article led by Konstantina Kilteni here: nature.com/articles/s4200…
Check out the thread by Konstantina Kilteni below on the fMRI correlates of temporal recalibration of self-touch!
Experiencing pain from an artificial limb that feels like your own: In our new study led by Sara Coppi, and in collaboration with Karin Jensen (kipainandbrain), we report how the rubber hand illusion can be elicited by selective laser activation of nociceptive C and Aδ fibers.
A commentary by Wacław Adamczyk and Tibor Szikszay on our nociception and rubber hand illusion study, led by Sara Coppi in collaboration with Karin Jensen. journals.lww.com/pain/citation/…
📢 Poster time! Come and chat with me today & tomorrow about how own body perception supports memory reinstatement above and beyond contextual effects (1068) Brain, Body, and Self Lab #OHBM24
New paper alert! 📢 Blind individuals’ enhanced ability to sense their own heartbeat is related to the thickness of their occipital cortex: academic.oup.com/cercor/article…. Co-led by Anna-Lena Stroh and me, together with Maksymilian Korczyk, Laura Crucianelli, Brain, Body, and Self Lab, & Marcin Szwed.