Haptic perception uses signals from touch receptors to detect, locate, and mentally represent
objects and surfaces. Research from behavioral science, neuroscience, and computational …

The sense of body ownership (ie the feeling that our body or its parts belong to us) plays a
key role in bodily self-consciousness and is believed to stem from multisensory integration …

Although children with cerebral palsy seem to have the neural networks necessary to
generate most movements, they are markedly dysfunctional, largely attributable to abnormal …

Hand proprioception is critical for executing dexterous movements but has received little
experimental attention compared to proximal limb proprioception. Here, we review what is …

The generation of an internal body model and its continuous update is essential in
sensorimotor control. Although known to rely on proprioceptive sensory feedback, the …

Force modulation relies on accurate proprioception, and force-matching tasks alter
corticocerebellar connectivity. Corticocerebellar (N24) and corticomotor pathways are …

Proprioception tells the brain the state of the body based on distributed sensory neurons.
Yet, the principles that govern proprioceptive processing are poorly understood. Here, we …

Primate hands house an array of mechanoreceptors and proprioceptors, which are essential
for tactile and kinematic information crucial for daily motor action. While the regulation of …

Tactile perception relies on reliable transmission and modulation of low-threshold
information as it travels from the periphery to the brain. During pathological conditions …

Proprioception is one of the least understood senses, yet fundamental for the control of
movement. Even basic questions of how limb pose is represented in the somatosensory …