Marco TURI

Marco TURI is a Researcher at the University of Salento, affiliated with the Department of Human and Social Sciences in Lecce, Italy. His expertise spans Psychobiology and Psychology of Perception, focusing on topics such as perceptual learning, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and numerical cognition. He holds a PhD and has contributed extensively to interdisciplinary research in cognitive neuroscience and developmental psychology.

Education: PhD in Psychology or Neuroscience (inferred from publications; specific details not explicitly listed).

Research Interests: TURI's work explores perceptual adaptation mechanisms, implicit learning, and neurodevelopmental disorders. His studies often utilize eye-tracking and pupilometry to investigate sensory and cognitive processes in clinical populations (e.g., ASD, dyslexia) and neurotypical individuals. Recent projects address how contextual cues modulate visual perception and how sleep disorders affect behavioral outcomes in children with ASD.

Publications Trends: TURI's articles predominantly focus on experimental psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and clinical applications. Key themes include ASD diagnosis, numerical skill development, and the neural basis of perception. His work bridges clinical and experimental methods, often involving collaborations with neuroscientists, clinicians, and robotics researchers.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams at the University of Salento and international partners, including studies involving robotics for ASD therapy and neuroimaging for developmental disorders.