An original paper first authored by Sarah Marchand, evidencing the specificity of the cortical area V6 in processing congruent visual and vestibular input for forward self motion.
A publication in human neuroimagery
Collaborative Review Publication
A review article co-first authored by Sarah Marchand, Alba Langlade, and Quentin Legois, and supervised by Alexandra Séverac Cauquil, has been published!
https://rdcu.be/ejBDg
The paper provides a comprehensive overview of Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation (GVS), a technique for investigating vestibular function. It summarizes the history, neurophysiological mechanisms, and recent advances in GVS, highlighting its effects on postural control, ocular responses, cortical activity, and self-motion perception. The review also explores the diagnostic and therapeutic applications of GVS in balance disorders, stroke rehabilitation, and neurodegenerative diseases. This publication serves as both a theoretical foundation for future research and a key contribution to the field, emphasizing the InVest team’s conceptual impact on the understanding of GVS in basic and clinical neuroscience.