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Silvia Savazzi

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University of Verona

Italy

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Silvia Savazzi is a Full Professor at the University of Verona, Italy. Her research focuses on areas such as neural connectivity, bilingualism and dyslexia, and the neural mechanisms underlying blindsight. Recent publications include studies on attentional orienting in hemianopic patients and the implications of electrophysiological markers in Alzheimer's disease.

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Chiara Mazzi

University of Verona

ITALY

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Angelika Lingnau

Chair of Cognitive Neuroscience

University of Regensburg

GERMANY

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Caterina Annalaura Pedersini

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Nicolò Cardobi

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University of Verona

ITALY

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Silvia Francesca Storti

University of Verona

ITALY

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Daniele Corbo

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University of Brescia

ITALY

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Causal evidence for dorsal stream involvement in object shape recognition: A tractography-guided ccPAS Registered Report study

The role of extra-striate areas in conscious motor behavior: A registered report with fast-optical imaging

Neural dynamics of visuospatial endogenous attention: Event-related optical signal evidence from posterior brain areas

Graph Analysis of TMS–EEG Connectivity Reveals Hemispheric Differences following Occipital Stimulation

Inflectional morphology: evidence for an advantage of bilingualism in dyslexia

What cortical areas are responsible for blindsight in hemianopic patients?

Neural bases of unconscious orienting of attention in hemianopic patients: Hemispheric differences

Corrigendum to “On the “Blindness” of Blindsight: What is the evidence for phenomenal awareness in the absence of primary visual cortex (V1)?’” [Neuropsychologia 128 (2019) 103–108] (Neuropsychologia (2019) 128 (103–108), (S0028393217304050), (10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2017.10.029))

Face Recognition Deficits in a Patient With Alzheimer's Disease: Amnesia or Agnosia? The Importance of Electrophysiological Markers for Differential Diagnosis

Functional interactions in patients with hemianopia: A graph theory-based connectivity study of resting fMRI signal

Late Positivity Does Not Meet the Criteria to be Considered a Proper Neural Correlate of Perceptual Awareness

Neural bases of visual processing of moving and stationary stimuli presented to the blind hemifield of hemianopic patients

Spatiotemporal dynamics of attentional orienting and reorienting revealed by fast optical imaging in occipital and parietal cortices

Visuo-spatial attention to the blind hemifield of hemianopic patients: Can it survive the impairment of visual awareness?

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Chiara Mazzi

Angelika Lingnau

Caterina Annalaura Pedersini

Nicolò Cardobi

Silvia Francesca Storti

Daniele Corbo

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