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Research
Latest funding
- $328,952
Making training better: Error augmentation motor learning in stroke.
CIHR · 2020 · Co-investigator
- $198,000
Advancing the understanding of fundamental principles of motor control.
NSERC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $217,000
Advancing the understanding of fundamental principles of motor control.
NSERC · 2012 · Principal investigator
Making training better: Error augmentation motor learning in stroke.
Principal investigators: Levin, Mindy F; Wein, Theodore
Keywords: Exercise; Feedback; Functional Recovery; Imaging; Motor Learning; Neuroplasticity; Stroke; Upper Limb
Advancing the understanding of fundamental principles of motor control.
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
Keywords: behavioral neuroscience; balance control; equilibrium-point theory; transcranial magnetic simulation; interhemispheric interaction; corticospinal influences; locomotion; galvanic vestibular stimulation; multi-muscle coordination; virtual reality
Advancing the understanding of fundamental principles of motor control.
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
Coordination and motor recovery of the upper limb in stroke.
Principal investigators: Levin, Mindy F
Keywords: Arm Movement; Coordination; Error Correction; Evaluation; Rehabilitation; Self-Efficacy
Guiding multiple muscles and joints without redundancy problems: the principle of minimal interaction
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
Translating basic knowledge about motor control to applications for motor recovery after CNS lesions
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
Analysis and modelling of whole body movements in humans
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
Control signals underlying multi-joint arm movements
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
The timing of control signals for multi-joint arm movements
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
The duration and shape of control signals during fast human arm movements: experimental and modeling studies
Principal investigators: Feldman, Anatol
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