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This project explores how the brain estimates self-movement during locomotion by studying neural circuits in fruit flies. It aims to identify the interactions between motor and visual signals and their role in spatial perception and motor control.
The brain evolves, develops, and operates in the context of animal movements.
As a consequence, fundamental brain functions such as spatial perception and motor control critically depend on the precise knowledge of the ongoing body motion.
An accurate internal estimate of self-movement is thought to emerge from sensorimotor integration; nonetheless, which circuits perform this internal estimation, and exactly how motor-sensory coordination is implemented within these circuits are basic questions…
FUNDACAO D. ANNA DE SOMMER CHAMPALIMAUD E DR. CARLOS MONTEZ CHAMPALIMAUD
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