The division of cortical visual processing into distinct dorsal and ventral streams is a key
framework that has guided visual neuroscience. The characterization of the ventral stream …

Traditionally, research on vision focused on its role in perception and our cognitive life.
Except for the study of eye movements, which have been regarded as an information …

Picking up a cup requires transporting the arm to the cup (transport component) and
preshaping the hand appropriately to grasp the handle (grip component). Here, we used …

Prehension, the capacity to reach and grasp, is the key behavior that allows humans to
change their environment. It continues to serve as a remarkable experimental test case for …

Posterior parietal cortex (PPC) plays an important role in the planning and control of goal-
directed action. Single-unit studies in monkeys have identified reach-specific areas in the …

We are delighted to see the impressive range of empirical and theoretical research that has
been inspired directly or indirectly by our Two Visual Systems (TVS) model. The utility of a …

Prehension, the capacity to reach and grasp objects, comprises two main components:
reaching, ie, moving the hand towards an object, and grasping, ie, shaping the hand with …

Although the neural underpinnings of visually guided grasping and reaching have been well
delineated within lateral and medial fronto-parietal networks (respectively), the contributions …

Reach-to-grasp actions require coordination of different segments of the upper limbs.
Previous studies have examined the neural substrates of arm transport and hand grip …

The Dual Visuomotor Channel Theory proposes that manual prehension consists of two
temporally integrated movements, each subserved by distinct visuomotor pathways in …