Our article on the role of the posterior parietal cortex on postural adaptation was featured in @FrontNeurosci's Motor Neuroscience Editor's Picks 2021!
https://t.co/nQG6zXdWYs
The third and (probably) last paper from my dissertation just came out ๐. I found that by zapping (inhibitively) your posterior parietal cortex, I can make you not as good at adapting to split belt walking
https://t.co/TFZbp0ZY2N
Human: Yuri Gagarin in 1961 from the USSR
Woman: Valentina Tereshkova in 1963 from the USSR
Asian: Phแบกm Tuรขn from Vietnam in 1980
Latino and Black person: Arnaldo Tamayo Mรฉndez in 1980 from Cuba
We just got our 4th paper in the Rett Syndrome series published. In this, we went low-tech because clinicians don't always have MoCap! Characteristic behaviors associated with gait of individuals with Rett syndrome
https://t.co/ZUbTdMEtQn
The second article from my dissertation is up and out. It was a surprisingly complicated paper to write due to the effects each paradigm had on the other
Effects of Shank Vibration on Lean After-Effect https://t.co/AYIhRkCzat
The first article from my dissertation ๐๐
Non-invasive Brain Stimulation of the Posterior Parietal Cortex Alters Postural Adaptation https://t.co/l2nivSN2ng
For the current paper
Reviewer number 1 and 2, "Hey man, you didn't solve biomechanics but here's some ways to improve it and we'll let it get published after"
Reviewer 3: I'mma take a baseball bat to this ego
After what feels like an eternity, our third paper concerning gait in Rett Syndrome has been punished
Kinematics associated with treadmill walking in Rett syndrome https://t.co/jAZx38ZwXg