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Chantal Bard

Chantal Bard

D-Index & Metrics

Neuroscience

D-Index
40
Citations
7098
World Ranking
8051
National Ranking
474

Psychology

D-Index
38
Citations
6741
World Ranking
8823
National Ranking
594

Overview

Chantal Bard is affiliated with Université Laval in Canada. Their academic profile indicates active engagement in research within this institution.

There are no recent papers, co-authors, publication venues, book publications, main fields, subfields, or main topics of work listed for Chantal Bard. Similarly, there are no awards recorded for this researcher.

Best Publications

  • Attentional demands for static and dynamic equilibrium

    Y. Lajoie;N. Teasdale;C. Bard;M. Fleury

  • On the cognitive penetrability of posture control.

    N. Teasdale;C. Bard;J. LaRue;M. Fleury

  • Upright Standing and Gait: Are There Changes in Attentional Requirements Related to Normal Aging?

    Y. Lajoie;N. Teasdale;C. Bard;M. Fleury

  • Postural Stability in Diabetic Polyneuropathy

    Pierre Boucher;Normand Teasdale;Richard Courtemanche;Chantal Bard

  • Availability of visual and proprioceptive afferent messages and postural control in elderly adults.

    Laurette Hay;Chantal Bard;Michelle Fleury;Normand Teasdale

  • Reference systems for coding spatial information in normal subjects and a deafferented patient

    J. Blouin;C. Bard;N. Teasdale;J. Paillard

  • Gait problems in diabetic neuropathic patients

    Richard Courtemanche;Normand Teasdale;Pierre Boucher;Michelle Fleury

  • Determining Movement Onsets from Temporal Series

    Normand Teasdale;Chantal Bard;Michelle Fleury;Douglas E. Young

  • Role of afferent information in the timing of motor commands: a comparative study with a deafferented patient.

    Chantal Bard;Jacques Paillard;Yves Lajoie;Michelle Fleury

  • Deafferentation and pointing with visual double-step perturbations.

    Chantal Bard;Yvonne Turrell;Michelle Fleury;Normand Teasdale

  • Timing and accuracy of visually directed movements in children: control of direction and amplitude components.

    Chantal Bard;Laurette Hay;Michelle Fleury

  • The role of proprioceptive information for the production of isometric forces and for handwriting tasks.

    N. Teasdale;R. Forget;C. Bard;J. Paillard

  • Gait of a deafferented subject without large myelinated sensory fibers below the neck.

    Y. Lajoie;N. Teasdale;J. D. Cole;M. Burnett

  • Aging and Postural Control: Postural Perturbations Caused by Changing the Visual Anchor

    Martin Simoneau;Normand Teasdale;Christophe Bourdin;Chantal Bard

  • Contribution of proprioception for calibrating and updating the motor space.

    Chantal Bard;Michelle Fleury;Normand Teasdale;Jacques Paillard

  • Updating of an internal model without proprioception: a deafferentation study.

    Pierre-Michel Bernier;Romeo Chua;Chantal Bard;Ian M. Franks

  • Mirror drawing in a deafferented patient and normal subjects Visuoproprioceptive conflict

    Y. Lajoie;J. Paillard;N. Teasdale;C. Bard

  • Role of peripheral vision in the directional control of rapid aiming movements

    Chantal Bard;Laurette Hay;Michelle Fleury

  • Analysis of Gymnastics Judges' Visual Search

    Chantal Bard;Michelle Fleury;Lise Carrière;Madeleine Hallé

  • Stabilization of head and eyes on target as a factor in successful basketball shooting

    H. Ripoll;C. Bard;J. Paillard

  • Contribution of Central and Peripheral Vision to the Regulation of Stance: Developmental Aspects.

    Vincent Nougier;Chantal Bard;Michelle Fleury;Normand Teasdale

  • Head orienting contributes to the directional accuracy of aiming at distant targets

    R. Roll;C. Bard;J. Paillard

Frequent Co-Authors

Michelle Fleury
Michelle Fleury Université Laval
Y. Lamarre
Y. Lamarre University of Montreal
Vincent Nougier
Vincent Nougier Joseph Fourier University
Jean Blouin
Jean Blouin Aix-Marseille University
Michel Audiffren
Michel Audiffren University of Poitiers
Bruce Bridgeman
Bruce Bridgeman University of California, Santa Cruz
George E. Stelmach
George E. Stelmach Arizona State University

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