2013
Translational and Computational Motor Control (TCMC) 2013
Proceedings
TRANSLATIONAL SESSION - TALKS
Targeted exercises to increase cortical influence over spinal reflexes.
Harel, N., Pena, S., Morin, K., Asselin, P. and Spugen, A.
Carmel, J., Hiroki, K. and Martin, J.
Cortés, J.C., Goldsmith, J., Harran, M., Kim, N., Xu, J., Luft, A., Celnik, P., Krakauer, J.W. and Kitago, T.
Motor costs in Parkinson’s disease.
Salimpur, Y., Mari, Z and Shadmehr, R.
Niu, C.M., Rocamora, J., Valero-Cuevas, F. and Sanger, T.
Neural and decoder adaptation in BMI reduces interference from native motor networks.
Orsborn, A. and Carmena, J.
COMPUTATIONAL SESSION - TALKS
Action cost biases the perceptual decision making, only when the cost is implicit.
Hagura, N., Diedrichsen, J. and Haggard, P.
Neural Dynamics of Reaching Following Incorrect or Absent Motor Preparation.
Ames, K.C., Ryu, S. and Shenoy, K.
Neural correlates of adaptation to dynamic and kinematic perturbations in dorsal premotor cortex.
Perich, M. and Miller, L.
Savings is restricted to the temporally labile component of motor adaptation.
Hadjiosif, A. and Smith, M.A.
Savings Upon Re-Aiming in Visuomotor Adaptation.
Morehead, R., Crossley, M. and Ivry, R.
Learning from error: history of past errors dictates sensitivity to error.
Herzfeld, D., Vaswani, P., Marko, M. and Shadmehr, R.
Multilayer controllers can learn from random feedback weights.
Lillicrap, T.P., Cownden, D., Akerman, C.J. and Tweed, D.B.
Internal coordinate representations for motor adaptation and interference reduction.
Franklin, D.W., Yeo, S.-H., Batchelor, A.V. and Wolpert, D.M.
Neural correlates of motor memory with multiple time scales in sensorimotor adaptation.
Kim, S., Ogawa, K., Lv, J., Schweighofer, N. and Imamizu, H.
Bayesian cue combination model of intentional binding.
Ma, J., Chen, L., Kording, K. and Wei, K.
TRANSLATIONAL SESSION - POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Shanechi M, Orsborn A, Gowda S & Carmena, J.
Does long-¬‐term exposure to skiing enhance dynamical leg control in old age?
Lawrence E, Posch M, Meimer F, Dilitz S, Stern V, Werner I & Valero-Cuevas F.
Valero-Cuevas F & Bumann R.
Asmussen M, Przysucha E & Dounskaia N.
McNulty P, Trinh T, Lee P & Shiner C.
Development of Virtual Games with Functional Electrical Stimulation for Post-Stroke Hemiplegia.
Fu M, Knutson J & Chae J.
Byblow W, Stinear C, Petoe M & Barber A.
Deficits of sensorimotor control and their impact on limb stabilization post-stroke: a case series.
Mrotek L, Stoeckmann T, Bengtson M, Ghez C & Scheidt R.
Bourke TC, Bagg SD, Dukelow SP, Norman KE & Scott SH.
Bilaloglu S, Aluru V & Raghavan, P.
COMPUTATIONAL SESSION - POSTER PRESENTATIONS
The neural representation of likelihood uncertainty in the motorsystem.
Dekleva BM, Wanda PA, Kording KP & Miller LE.
Immediate decay onset in fixed and variable environments.
Brennan AE & Smith MA.
Suminski A, Mardoum P, Lillicrap T & Hatsopoulos N.
Shortening the reaction time prevents expression of 'fast' learning during motor adaptation.
Haith A & Krakauer J.
The influence of threat on movement and economic decision making under risk.
O’Brien M & Ahmed A.
Feedback responses enforce trajectory control when required by the goal of the ongoing task.
Cluff T & Scott SH.
Interpreting reach adaptation in the actor-critic framework.
Khan R & Throroughman K.
Mawase F, Shmuelof L, Bar-Haim S & Karneil A.
When to dwell and when to move: finding comfort in variability.
Cos I, Girard B & Guigon E.
A computational model for motor and social effects on joint force production.
Abe M & Watanabe K.
Optimality under fire: Dissociating learning from Bayesian integration.
Acerbi L, Hart BM Behbahani FM & Peters MA (Best Poster: CoSMo Summer School).
This symposium is held as a satellite to the annual Society for Neuroscience meeting. All submissions are peer-reviewed and those with the highest scores are included in the program. The acceptance rate is below 50%.
Sponsored by the United States National Institutes of Health.