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https://gdrvertige.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Alexandra-Severac-Cauquil.jpg794800ActiVest – Vestibular functional exploration in humans and non-human primates State of the art in vestibular activation From historical themes such as balance and posture to current considerations such as social behavior and ingenuity, through cognition, the fields of exploration of the vestibular function are multiplying. In basic research, teams use various modes of activation. […]