Ronald Josef Zvonimir Dangel
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Ronald Josef Zvonimir Dangel is a cognitive neuroscientist whose research explores the intersection of sensorimotor control, perception, and aging. His work investigates how the brain integrates conflicting sensory feedback—particularly vision and proprioception—to perceive and control limb movements. In his highly cited 2012 study, Dangel demonstrated that the ability to evaluate one’s own voluntary actions is significantly impaired when visual feedback is removed, and that these limitations are more pronounced in older adults. By comparing active and passive movements using a robotic arm, he revealed critical insights into the role of motor commands in shaping sensory perception. This work has garnered 22 citations and remains influential in understanding age-related changes in body awareness and motor control. Dangel’s research has important implications for rehabilitation robotics and assistive technologies, particularly for aging populations. His contributions bridge fundamental questions in human perception with practical applications in neurorehabilitation, making him a notable figure in the study of sensorimotor integration across the lifespan.
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