Neuroreport / Berlin / Amsterdam / Padova / London / San Diego / New York / Surrey / /
Company
Oxford University Press / Wilson / Novartis / Neural Networks / Brown / E. On / George Allen & Unwin Ltd / /
Country
Italy / United Kingdom / /
Currency
GBP / / /
Facility
University of London / /
IndustryTerm
chemical deactivation / brain imaging / peripheral nervous systems / lateral bank / on-line control / continuous and integrated solution / hand grasping network / visual and somatic processing / posterior bank / food item / skilful motor device / wider network / imaging / experimental protocols / food / /
MedicalCondition
Skin strain / specific disorder / L. Optic ataxia / Optic ataxia / S. Optic ataxia / /
Organization
M. A. Factors / Oxford Univ. / G. Anatomo-functional / Grasp Movement / J. F. Force / Department of Psychology / Oxford University / Royal Society / Functional / American Physiological Society / University of London / Voluntary Movement / /
Person
William Pickering / N. Lemon / Debowy / Van Kan / Charles C. Thomas / Ro / John Wiley / /
Position
R. N. / D. J. / Grasparatus Gaze Brace Head / Porter / /
ProgrammingLanguage
visual objects / /
ProvinceOrState
M. B. / New York / /
Technology
NEUROSCIENCE / neural network / tomography / varying experimental protocols / digital video / MRI / /
REVIEWS THE NEUROSCIENCE OF GRASPING Umberto Castiello Abstract | People have always been fascinated by the exquisite precision and flexibility of the human hand. When hand meets object, we confront the overlapping worl