Publications
Timing and the cerebellum
Statistical factorization in motor control: Opposing biases from statistics on different timescales enable fast and accurate behavior
Distinct implicit contributions to action selection and action execution in sensorimotor adaptation
Motor biases reflect a misalignment between visual and proprioceptive reference frames
Integrated approaches for investigating the neural bases of movement
Contextual effects during sensorimotor adaptation are an emergent property of population coding in a cerebellar-inspired model
Attention defines the context for implicit sensorimotor adaptation
Sequential effects in reaching reveal efficient coding in motor planning
The motor system optimizes decision-making by dynamically adjusting its sensitivity to environmental and internal uncertainties
Perturbation variability does not influence implicit sensorimotor adaptation
Advanced feedback enhances sensorimotor adaptation
Serial dependence in timing at the perceptual level being modulated by working memory
Implicit reward-based motor learning
A unitary mechanism underlies adaptation to both local and global environmental statistics in time perception
Implicit sensorimotor adaptation is preserved in Parkinson’s disease
Implicit adaptation to mirror reversal is in the correct coordinate system but the wrong direction
Accuracy of hand localization is subject-specific and improved without performance feedback
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