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Towards an Atlas of a new Gaze: exploring cartographic narratives of coinhabitabilities

Noélie Marion Charlotte Buntschu-Lecoanet

As it reveals the increasing complexity of the contemporary world, the socio-ecological transition demands a renewal of our gaze. By observing to imagine and drawing to narrate, architects and urbanists shape space through its representations and narrative ...

EPFL2025

Instability of Antidune Incipience under Low Submergence Conditions

Christophe Ancey, Ivan Pascal, Sofi Farazande

Investigating the stability of river bedforms is essential for understanding their occurrence and evolution over time. Whereas the formation of ripples and dunes has been extensively studied [1, 2], little is known about antidune stability in the early sta ...

2024

Resolution Over Linear Equations: Combinatorial Games for Tree-like Size and Space

Artur Riazanov

We consider the proof system Res introduced by Itsykson and Sokolov (Ann. Pure Appl. Log.'20), which is an extension of the resolution proof system and operates with disjunctions of linear equations over .We study characterizations of tree-like size and sp ...

2024

Body and peripersonal space representations in chronic stroke patients with upper limb motor deficits

Olaf Blanke, Silvestro Micera, Andrea Serino, Michela Bassolino, Elisa Canzoneri, Andrea Crema, Matteo Franza

The continuous stream of multisensory information between the brain and the body during body-environment interactions is crucial to maintain the updated representation of the perceived dimensions of body parts (metric body representation) and the space aro ...

OXFORD UNIV PRESS2022

Immersive virtual reality interferes with default head-trunk coordination strategies in young children

Silvestro Micera, Jenifer Cléa Miehlbradt

The acquisition of postural control is an elaborate process, which relies on the balanced integration of multisensory inputs. Current models suggest that young children rely on an 'en-block' control of their upper body before sequentially acquiring a segme ...

Nature Portfolio2021