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- roberto.gammeri@unito.it
- Via Verdi, 10 - Department of Psychology, University of Turin
- https://www.dippsicologia.unito.it/persone/roberto.gammeri
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Presso
- Dipartimento di Psicologia
- Corso di Laurea Magistrale in Scienze del corpo e della mente
Pubblicazioni selezionate
Gammeri R, Iacono C, Ricci R, Salatino A. (2020) Unilateral Spatial Neglect After Stroke: Current Insights. Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment 16 131–152 [DOI]
Ninghetto M, Gammeri R, Miccolis R, Nobili M, Salatino A, Ricci R. (2019) Effects of Repeated Sessions of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Major Depressive Disorder and Cognition. The journal of ECT 35(3) e32-e33 [DOI PMID]
Gammeri R, Turri F, Ricci R, Ptak R. (2018) Adaptation to virtual prisms and its relevance for neglect rehabilitation: a single-blind dose-response study with healthy participants. Neuropsychological rehabilitation 1-14 [DOI PMID]
Ricci R., Iacono C.*, Gammeri R.*, Chiadò S., Lambert J,, Sulcova D., Mouraux A., George M., Roberts D., Berti A., Salatino A. (2020). Orienting endogenous and exogenous spatial attention in microgravity, European Workshop on Cognitive Neuropsychology (EWCN) 2020, Brixen
Temi di ricerca
Vestibular contributions to spatial cognition and self-action representation
— Supervisor: Prof.ssa Raffaella Ricci
My PhD project aims to clarify the neurofunctional links between vestibular system and spatial cognition. I will specifically focus on spatial attention and self-action perception, two specific cognitive functions that may underlie spatial memory deficits usually described in patients with vestibular diseases. I intend to fulfill these purposes testing vestibular patients and healthy volunteers by means of both behavioral procedures and neurophysiological techniques, such as brain stimulation (GVS, tDCS) or recording the brain activity (EEG, MRI, fMRI).
The outcome will provide new knowledge on putative effects of vestibular function on spatial cognition, enabling to set optimal vestibular-targeted therapy for patients.
Gruppi di ricerca