XXVI CONGRESSO DELLA SOCIETÀ ITALIANA DI PSICOFISIOLOGIA E NEUROSCIENZE COGNITIVE 15 - 17 Novembre 2018 Aula Magna della Cavallerizza Reale Torino
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XXVI CONGRESSO DELLA SOCIETÀ ITALIANA DI PSICOFISIOLOGIA E NEUROSCIENZE COGNITIVE 15 - 17 Novembre 2018 Aula Magna della Cavallerizza Reale Torino
CONGRESS PROGRAM
GIOVEDÌ 15 NOVEMBRE 2018
AULA MAGNA DELLA CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PLENARY SESSION
9:00 / 9:30 Apertura lavori e saluti delle autorità
9.30 / 11:30 Simposio 1:
Moderatori: L. J. Romero Lauro - A. Pisoni
TMS-EEG integrated approach: new perspectives in healthy
and pathological brain research
(A. Pisoni, G. Mattavelli, M. C. Pellicciari, M.Rosanova)
11:30 / 12:00 Lettura magistrale
The evolution of cognitive neurology: a personal view
C. Caltagirone
Introduce G. Koch
12:00 / 13.30 Comunicazioni orali libere 1: S. Rossi, M. De Tommaso
13:30 / 14:00 Lunch
CAVALLERIZZA REALE - VELA
14:00 / 15:00 Sessione Poster 1: A. Cavallo, T. Bocci
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PRINCIPI D’ACAJA AULA MAGNA DELLA
PARALLEL SESSION CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PARALLEL SESSION
15:00 / Simposio 2: 15:00 / Simposio 3:
16:15 16:15
Moderatore: D. Bottari Moderatore: K. Sacco
Permanent or temporary VIRTUAL REALITY: from
sensory deprivation, theoretical foundations to
models for the study of cognitive rehabilitation
functional development (I. Ronga, G. Tieri, F.
(D. Bottari, F. Pavani, M. Morganti)
Gori)
16:15 / 16:45 Coffee break
PRINCIPI D’ACAJA AULA MAGNA DELLA
PARALLEL SESSION CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PARALLEL SESSION
16:45 / Simposio 4: 16:45 / Simposio 3:
18:15 18:15
Moderatore: L. Cattaneo Moderatori:
Visual and auditory C. Babiloni - M. De Tommaso
praxic environment in Psychophysiology of
the primate brain: space, neurodegenerative
objects and agents dementing disorders: brain
(L. Bonini, L. Cattaneo, (dys)function emerges
C. Lega, L. Turella ) (C. Del Percio, M. Delussi,
A. Benussi)
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AULA MAGNA DELLA CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PLENARY SESSION
18:15 / 18:45 Lettura Magistrale
Non invasive brain stimulation: from neurophysiology to
treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders
V. Di Lazzaro
Introduce M. De Tommaso
19:00 Cocktail Benvenuto!
VENERDÌ 16 NOVEMBRE 2018
AULA MAGNA DELLA CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PLENARY SESSION
9:00 / 10:15 Simposio 6:
Moderatori: A. Serino - M. Gori
Body representations and embodiment during the
lifespan in healthy participants and patients with visual or
motor impairments
(A. Serino, M. Bassolino, L. Cardinali)
10:15 / 10:35 Coffee break
10:35 / 12:15 Simposio 7:
Moderatore: F. Doricchi (SINP)
Mechanisms of attentional control: the contributions of
neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience
(C. A. Marzi, L. Chelazzi, G. Bottini, F. Doricchi, M.
Franza)
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12:15 / 12:45 Lettura Magistrale
Grasping and Sensing the World with Tools
A. Farnè
Introduce F. Garbarini
13:00 / 13:30 Lunch
CAVALLERIZZA REALE - VELA
13:30 / 14:30 Sessione Poster 2: F. Fattapposta, V. Betti
PRINCIPI D’ACAJA AULA MAGNA DELLA
PARALLEL SESSION CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PARALLEL SESSION
14:30 / Simposio 8: 14:30 / Simposio 9:
16:00 16:00
Moderatori: Psychophysiological update
D. Romano - F. Garbarini in children and adolescents
Representing the body in (in collaboration with the
the plastic brain: insights Italian Society of Infantile
from neurophysiological, Neuropsychiatry - SINPIA)
developmental and clinical (C. Barba, S. Pro, S. Vicari)
approaches
(D. Romano, E. Nava, G.
di Pino)
16:00 / 16:30 Coffee break
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AULA MAGNA DELLA CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PLENARY SESSION
16:30 / 17:30 Sessione Poster 3: C. Miniussi, F. Di Russo
17:30 / 18:00 Assemblea dei soci
18:00 / 19:30 Comunicazioni orali libere 2: G. Koch, S. Invitto
19:30 / 20:00 Premio SIPF
20:30 / 24:00 Cena Sociale
SABATO 17 NOVEMBRE 2018
AULA MAGNA DELLA CAVALLERIZZA REALE
PLENARY SESSION
9:00 / 10:15 Simposio 10:
Moderatore: L. Craighero
Agent’s and observer’s motivational states (e.g., values,
needs and attitudes) modulate motor resonance -
Symposium in memory of Maurizio Gentilucci
(C. Urgesi, L. Craighero, G. Di Cesare)
10:15 / 11:30 Comunicazioni orali libere 3:
N. Bolognini, F. Garbarini
11:30 / 11:45 Coffee break/Sandwich corner
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11:45 / 13:00 Simposio 11:
Moderatore: S. Picazio
Inhibitory control in perception, action and high cognitive
functions. Evidence from neurophysiological and
behavioral studies
(S. Picazio, D. Veniero, S. Sdoia)
13:00 / 13:45 Premio SIPF Junior 2018
In memoria di Enea Francesco Pavone
13:45 / 14:00 Premiazioni Poster e Comunicazioni orali
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PRESENTAZIONI ORALI
GIOVEDI’ 15 NOVEMBRE 2018
12.00 / 13.30
COMUNICAZIONI ORALI LIBERE 1
T. Bocci
Cerebellar Direct Current Stimulation (ctDCS) for the treatment of painful and
non painful phantom limb sensations (PLP).
E. P. Casula
Real-time assessment of embodiment-related brain dynamics: a TMS-EEG
study in immersive virtual reality.
G. Coppola
Aberrant functional organization of cortical networks underpinning dynamic
pain–cognition interactions at rest in patients with chronic migraine
A. D’Andrea
Exploring the role of phase synchronization: the recruitment of the attention
network through the Superior Longitudinal Fasciculus
M. Diano
Superior Colliculus functional connectivity and changes in blindsight following
V1 damage or hemispherectomy
E. Gentile
The investigation by fNIRS-LEPs of Motor Function and pain in Fibromyalgia
G. Guidali
The Supramarginal Gyrus: a neural storage for order information in Short-
Term Memory
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VENERDI’ 16 NOVEMBRE 2018
18.00 / 19.30
COMUNICAZIONI ORALI LIBERE 2
G. Lettieri
Perceived emotional experience explains brain activity elicited by an
emotionally-charged movie in an independent sample
L. Marzetti
Functional connectivity methods to study large-scale synchronization in ongoing
brain activity with MEG
L. Mencarelli
Network-targeted vs bifocal tDCS: effects on resting-state fMRI functional
connectivity
A. Monti
Breathing avatars probe impact of respiratory, visual and spatial signals on
bodily awareness
L. Padua
Cognitive Reserve: an index for the choice technologic or conventional
rehabilitation
P. Papale
Unattended shape formation: coding of complex objects during passive viewing
K. Ricci
Evaluation of Gamma-band activity after painful cutaneous laser stimuli
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SABATO 17 NOVEMBRE
10.15 / 11:30
COMUNICAZIONI ORALI LIBERE 3
M. Rocca
Wired actions: How the representation of others’ upcoming movements
shapes our kinematics
L. M. Sacheli
The predictive nature of human interactions in the ventral premotor cortex
neurophysiology
P. Sarasso
The disinterested interest: aesthetic appreciation inhibits motor response
M. Scandola
Body representation modulates the perception of space for action after a
Spinal Cord Injury
S. Spadone
Different rhythm modulations serve different mechanisms during reorienting
of visuospatial attention
A. Zazio
Investigating cross-modal properties of the primary somatosensory cortex by
means of a novel cross-modal Paired Associative Stimulation protocol
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POSTER SESSIONS
GIOVEDI’ 15 NOVEMBRE 14.00 / 15.00
SESSIONE POSTER 1
Num
Titolo Presenter
Abstr.
Differential contribution of spatial frequency
Amoruso,
1 information in the comprehension of naturalistic
Lucia
actions
The role of theta and alpha oscillations in prospective Arcara,
2
memory: an MEG study Giorgio
Connectivity alterations underlying the breakdown of Bagattini,
3
pseudoneglect in Alzheimer’s disease. Chiara
Modality-Specific Sensory Anticipation of Upcoming Bianco,
4
Events Valentina
Tool dependent motor imagery effects on primary Biggio,
5
motor cortex excitability in expert fencer. Monica
Temporal and spatial features of interhemispheric
Bortoletto,
6 information transfer in the motor system: a TMS-EEG
Marta
and DTI study
Neural oscillations involved in adopting Intentional Bossi,
7
Stance towards an artificial agent Francesco
Baseline levels of alertness determine tES effects Brignani,
8
more than age per se Debora
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Illusory body experience in microgravity: the role of
Bruno,
9 vestibular and proprioceptive inputs in shaping the
Valentina
sense of body ownership
How to collect genuine TEPs: a Graphical User Casarotto,
10
Interface to control data quality in real-time Silvia
The role of high and low spatial frequency in affective Celeghin,
11
blindsight Alessia
Cognitive functions of bodybuilders, the role of lactic Coco,
12
acid Marinella
Influence of Reward Interest on Tonic Pain Relief
De Pascalis,
13 during Placebo Analgesia: Effects of EEG-Delta, and
Vilfredo
Heart Rate changes
Distraction suppression history biases oculomotor Di Caro,
14
behaviour by shaping spatial attentional priority Valeria
Electroencephalographic evidence of sustained
Di Russo,
15 spatial attention effects over anterior cortex: Possible
Francesco
contribution of the anterior Insula
Evoked and Induced response analysis of Mismatch Di Tomasso,
16
Negativity: an MEG study. Silvia
Body ownership modulation of multisensory
Errante,
17 integration: an fMRI study of visual enhancement of
Antonino
touch
Federici,
18 EEG evidence of atypical visual crowding in autism
Alessandra
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Higher-order cognitive areas contribute to postural
Federico,
19 control in anticipating predictable and unpredictable
Quinzi
lower limb perturbations
To deceive or to be deceived? The role of joint-action Finisguerra,
20
experience in the motor mapping of deceptive actions Alessandra
The purpose of lactate level detection in migraine Proia,
21
and fibromyalgia Patrizia
VENERDI’ 16 NOVEMBRE 13.30 / 14.30
SESSIONE POSTER 2
Num.
Titolo Presenter
Abstr.
Effects of MRI acoustic noise on brain activity and Arcara,
1
connectivity measured with MEG Giorgio
An explorative study about the relationship between
Gentile,
2 baropodometric parameters and Alexithymia in I and
Ambra
II occlusal classes people.
Benefits of Yoga practice on body posture and on
Giustino,
3 psychological and cognitive functions in children
Valerio
aged 8-10 years
Trait anxiety and postural balance: what possible
Governale,
4 correlation? Results from an integrated mind-body
Laura
protocol.
Transcranial direct current stimulation and visuo-
Grasso,
spatial contextual learning reveal homeostatic
5 Paolo
regulatory principles in the human posterior parietal
Antonino
cortex
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Motor timing and time perception in children with Graziola,
6
Tourette Syndrome Federica
Low-Frequency rTMS of the Primary Motor Area
Pazzaglia,
7 Does Not Modify The Response Of The Cerebral
Costanza
Cortex To Phasic Nociceptive Stimuli
Tonic thermonociceptive stimulation selectively
Liberati,
8 modulates ongoing neural oscillations in the human
Giulia
posterior insula: evidence from intracerebral EEG
Dopamine neuromodulation affects cortical
Lizio,
9 excitability in parkinson’s disease patients set in quiet
Roberta
wakefulness: an electroencephalographic study
Tactile acuity as an index of plasticity induced by a Maddaluno,
10
novel cross-modal PAS protocol Ottavia
Can functional, anatomic and genetic connectivity Manuello,
11
influence the spread of structural brain alteration? Jordi
Interhemispherical co-activations, a meta-analytic Manuello,
12
approach to homotopic connectivity Jordi
Cerebellar tDCS improves proprioception in focal Marotta,
13
hand dystonia: preliminary results from a RHI study Angela
Stimuli, Presentation modality and load-specific brain Mencarelli,
14
activity patterns during n-back task Lucia
Hand Blink Reflex in virtual reality: the role of
Fossataro,
15 vision and proprioception in modulating defensive
Carlotta
responses
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The effect of social support on social pain: an fMRI Morese,
16
study Rosalba
The effect of complexity on pre- and post- stimulus Mussini,
17
phases in discriminative response task Elena
Mirror Neuron System and (dis)embodiment in Palermo,
18
Parkinson disease: preliminary fMRI findings. Sara
Pauletti,
19 Effects of aging on the attention networks functioning
Caterina
IL-6 alters amyloid-ß homeostasis and synaptic
Stampanoni
20 plasticity, influencing cognitive functioning in Multiple
Bassi, Mario
Sclerosis
Villa-
21 The placebo effect on a motor learning task Sánchez,
Bernardo
VENERDI’ 16 NOVEMBRE 16.30 / 17.30
SESSIONE POSTER 3
Num.
Titolo Presenter
Abstr.
The proprioceptive drift in the rubber hand illusion
Marotta,
1 is influenced by the peri-hand space rather than the
Angela
body midline
Neural correlates underlying the comprehension
Morese,
2 of deceitful and ironic communicative intentions in
Rosalba
schizophrenia
Gondola: An open source toolbox for fast and Pellegrino,
3
replicable brain network analysis Giovanni
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Embodying action errors in virtual reality: preliminary Pezzetta,
4
EEG data on Parkinson’s Disease Rachele
The topography of visually-guided grasping in the Pirruccio,
5
premotor cortex: a dense TMS mapping study. Martina
ERP recording shows subclinical differences in
6 Pro, Stefano
ADHD patients with and without Tuberous Sclerosis
Losing awareness during voluntary actions after Puglisi,
7
virtual lesion of the premotor cortex Guglilemo
Attenuation of real and illusory self-touch: an ERPs Pyasik,
8
study Maria
Near or far? Electrophysiological evidence of tool-use
9 Ronga, Irene
dependent spatial remapping in humans
Rossi
The rubber hand illusion induces pseudo tactile
10 Sebastiano,
extinction in healthy subjects
Alice
Dual tDCS of the Parietal Posterior Cortex prevents Sarasso,
11
fatigue during near-threshold visual stimuli detection Pietro
Predicting dream recall across lifespan: A comparison
Scarpelli,
12 of oscillatory EEG activity between young and older
Serena
subjects
Sense of agency and obesity: evidence of the
Scarpina,
13 alteration of sensory attenuation mechanism in
Federica
affected individuals.
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Sinigaglia,
14 Motor Representation in Acting Together
Corrado
The role of movement kinematics in neural chain Soriano,
15
selection during action observation. Marco
Stampanoni
Cannabinoid receptor type 1 function affects mood
16 Bassi,
homeostasis in multiple sclerosis
Mario
Using TMS-EEG to better understand the effects
Varoli,
17 of cathodal direct current stimulation on cortical
Erica
excitability and connectivity
Pain pathways dysfunction in patients with
Vecchio,
18 Fibromyalgia: a clinical, neurophysiological and skin
Eleonora
biopsy evaluation
Villa-
19 Improving balance control with the placebo effect Sánchez,
Bernardo
RP11-819C21.1 and ZNRD1-AS long non-coding
RNA changes following painful laser stimulation Vollono,
20
correlate with laser-evoked potential amplitude Catello
habituation in healthy subjects
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