Eva Blondiaux Garcia
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Eva Blondiaux Garcia is a neuroscientist whose research lies at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience, robotics, and the study of consciousness. Her work focuses on understanding the neural mechanisms underlying altered states of self-awareness, particularly in the context of sensorimotor conflicts and their role in generating hallucinatory experiences and passivity symptoms. In her highly cited study, "T241. Neural Mechanisms of Presence Hallucination and Passivity Experience Induced by Sensorimotor Conflicts in Healthy Subjects: A Robotics-fMRI Study," she pioneered the use of robotic systems combined with functional MRI to experimentally induce and map the brain networks involved in feelings of presence and loss of agency. This innovative approach, which has garnered 2 citations, provides a crucial bridge between basic sensorimotor processing and complex psychiatric phenomena, offering new insights into conditions like schizophrenia. Her work is notable for its interdisciplinary methodology, merging engineering, psychology, and clinical neuroscience to probe the boundaries of the self.
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