Our team has recently received a grant for a two-year project from the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR), under the PRIN initiative – Progetti di Ricerca di Interesse Nazionale...

Valentina Pane and Martina Maresca, two outstanding Master’s students in the Neuroscience program at Suor Orsola Benincasa University, have joined the laboratory for their internships and Master’s theses. Valentina is delving...

Congratulations to Jiacheng Hao who completed his Master by Research degree (MSrC) at The University of Edinburgh, with a thesis titled “The effect of top-down processing on saccadic inhibition”. Jiacheng did...

Our latest work on peri-saccadic vision and visual field anisotropies is now available in the Journal of Neuroscience a this link. The paper highlights an interesting difference between anisotropies in visual...

We have a new paper exploring how a range of visual stimuli characteristics (e.g. contrast, spatial frequency, motion etc.) influences saccadic inhibition in non-human primates. The paper is a very comprehensive...

Today we had an amazing lab meeting with the students that joined the lab at the start of the year for their internship. Everyone prepared a very interesting presentation summarizing the...

Together with Prof Hafed, we published a new review article discussing saccadic inhibition, from the discovery of the effect to the how different types of visual stimulation modulate the behavior. We...

Together with Dr Fracasso and Prof Hafed, we published a new article demonstrating that “Peri-saccadic visual sensitivity is higher in the upper visual field“. Human participants involved in a perceptual discrimination...

My contribution to the 31st Annual Meeting of the Neural Control of Movement Society (NCM) has been awarded with a scholarship. I will present new physiological data about “A sensory race...

I started a new job as Assistant Professor (“Ricercatore tempo determinato – b”) at Suor Orsola Benincasa University in Naples (Italy)! I am very excited about this new adventure in science....