Real-world actions require one to simultaneously perceive, think, and act on the surrounding
world, requiring the integration of (bottom-up) sensory information and (top-down) cognitive …

One of the hallmarks of mammals is their ability to make precise visually guided limb
movements to attain objects. This is best exemplified by the reach and grasp movements of …

Neural plasticity allows us to learn skills and incorporate new experiences. What happens
when our lived experiences fundamentally change, such as after a severe injury? To …

Table tennis involves quick and accurate motor responses during training and competition.
Multiple studies have reported considerably faster visuomotor responses and expertise …

Flexible electrodes have demonstrated better biocompatibility than rigid electrodes in
relieving tissue encapsulation and long-term recording. Nonhuman primates are closer to …

Motor intention is a high-level brain function related to planning for movement. Although
studies have shown that motor intentions can be decoded from brain signals before …

Planning goal-directed movements towards different targets is at the basis of common daily
activities (eg, reaching), involving visual, visuomotor, and sensorimotor brain areas. Alpha (8 …

Beat induction is the cognitive ability that allows humans to listen to a regular pulse in music
and move in synchrony with it. Although auditory rhythmic cues induce more consistent …

The posterior parietal cortex (PPC) serves as a crucial hub for the integration of sensory with
motor cues related to voluntary actions. Visual input is used in different ways along the …

Objective Primary blepharospasm (BSP) is a clinically heterogeneous disease that
manifests not only as spasmodic closure of the eyelids but also sometimes with apraxia of …