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Quality criteria for evaluating creative and interactive science dissemination in public outreach efforts: A scoping review. [PDF]

PLoS One
Van Even P, Zaman B, Hannes K.
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Proprioception and Cognitive Polarization in Autism: The Bipolar Tensile Model. [PDF]

Consort Psychiatr
Sanna M.
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Efficacy and Skin Acceptability of a Cosmetic Cream for Nasolabial Dryness and Irritation. [PDF]

J Cosmet Dermatol
Prime C, Hooper W, Sassi YGB, Doss N, Chen O.   +4 more
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Advancements in functional smart and wearable textiles for sportswear applications. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Islam MT, Hosen MI, Islam T, Al Mamun MA, Islam T.   +4 more
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Concepts of self in dementia research: towards theoretical integration. [PDF]

Med Health Care Philos
van Woerkum-Rooker TJ.
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Beyond Multimedia Adaptation: Quality of Experience-Aware Multi-Sensorial Media Delivery [PDF]

IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, 2015
Multiple sensorial media (mulsemedia) combines multiple media elements which engage three or more of human senses, and as most other media content, requires support for delivery over the existing networks.
Zhenhui Yuan, Gheorghita Ghinea, Gabriel-Miro Muntean   +2 more
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Sensorial pedagogies, hungry fat cells and the limits of nutritional health education [PDF]

BioSocieties, 2015
International audienceThis article examines the way the category of 'the sensorial' is mobilised across obesity research and care practices for overweight persons in France.
Emilia Sanabria
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Sensorial Feedback Contribution to the Sense of Embodiment in Brain–Machine Interfaces: A Systematic Review [PDF]

Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2023
The sense of embodiment (SoE) is an essential element of human perception that allows individuals to control and perceive the movements of their body parts. Brain–machine interface (BMI) technology can induce SoE in real time, and adding sensory feedback
Diogo João Tomáš, MIGUEL Pais-Vieira, Carla Pais-Vieira   +2 more
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Corticothalamic feedback and sensory processing

Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 2003
Although nearly half of the synaptic input to neurons in the dorsal thalamus comes from the cerebral cortex, the role of corticothalamic projections in sensory processing remains elusive. Although sensory afferents certainly establish the basic receptive field properties of thalamic neurons, increasing evidence indicates that feedback from the cortex ...
Henry J, Alitto, W Martin, Usrey
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