Nicholas Hedger

Oct 22, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Nicholas Hedger |Thomas Naselaris |Kendrick N. Kay |Tomas Knapen

AbstractOur sensory systems work together to generate a cohesive experience of the world around us. Watching others being touched activates brain areas representing our own sense of touch: the visual system recruits touch-related computations to simulate bodily consequences of visual inputs. One long-standing question is how the brain implements this interface between visual and somatosensory representations.