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Daniele Di Lernia

3 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2017-2025

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Cyberdelics: Virtual reality hallucinations modulate cognitive-affective processes.

Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience December 1, 2025 Giulia Brizzi, Chiara Pupillo, Clara Rastelli et al.

Psychedelics were explored for their potential in the mental health field. However, research was delayed by concerns over short-term side effects and long-term consequences of substance use. Technological advances enabled the development of Hallucinatory Visual Virtual Experiences (HVVEs), namely psychedelic experiences simulations in immersive virtual reality. This study investigated HVVEs'...

DOI: 10.1080/19585969.2025.2499459 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Deepdream Psychedelics Artificial intelligence Cognitive flexibility +2

360-degree video-based body-ownership illusion for inducing embodiment: development and feasibility results

Virtual Reality July 21, 2023 Silvia Serino, Maria Sansoni, Daniele Di Lernia et al. 6 citations

Abstract Illusions that create a sense of ownership over a virtual body have been widely used to investigate the characteristics of our bodily experience. Despite the great potential of 360-degree videos to implement full-body ownership illusion, research is in its early stages, and no validated tools—neither commercial nor free—are available for the scientific and clinical community. In the...

Embodied Medicine: Mens Sana in Corpore Virtuale Sano

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience March 16, 2017 Giuseppe Riva, Silvia Serino, Daniele Di Lernia et al.

Progress in medical science and technology drastically improved physicians’ ability to interact with patient’s physical body. Nevertheless, medicine still addresses the human body from a Hippocratic point of view, considering the organism and its processes just as a matter of mechanics and fluids. However, the interaction between the cognitive neuroscience of bodily self-consciousness (BSC),...