Ian S Howard

I work on sensori-motor control of arm movements and speech production. I have an interest in robotics, control and machine learning.

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Excited to share that the UK Sensorimotor Conference 2026 is happening 7–9 July 2026 at University of Plymouth in Plymouth!
This meeting brings together the UK sensorimotor community to share research across basic and clinical studies, motor control, neuroimaging, electrophysiology, robotics, and more — with broad speaking opportunities for attendees.
Venue: Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth
📅 When: 7–9 July 2026
£80 registration includes an evening reception at the Plymouth Marine Station.
More info & sign-up: https://t.co/AWmweq5NvH

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ROCO318: Mobile and Humanoid Robots — 2025 Showcase
Robotics students at the University of Plymouth (UK) showcased their bipedal walking robots as they traversed a 1 m test track: https://t.co/kFwb7gsggA

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At the IET event Land, Sea, Air,  held at the University of Plymouth, Aron Kisdi from Autodiscovery was demonstrating the Unitree G1 humanoid walking around.
https://t.co/hL3BNbaahO

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18th International Conference on Social Robotics
ICSR + Art 2026
1–4 July 2026
London, UK
https://t.co/EShXoAbLxl

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Video showcasing coursework projects built by 2nd-year students in their Introduction to Robotics module at the University of Plymouth.
https://t.co/vkVmP45jhx
Course details here:
https://t.co/Eydej62RKa
https://t.co/DHpVAwBERQ

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Our latest study, first authored by Laura Alvarez-Hidalgo, is now live on bioRxiv: https://t.co/LQfzArizOi

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Explore the innovative work of Electronics and Robotics students at the University of Plymouth, featured in this video from the 2025 Student Project Showcase.

https://t.co/wUug1pFm2J

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I'm pleased to share our recent preprint reviewing speech production, motor control processes involved, and their potential disruption in stuttering. This work discusses how insights from control theory and motor neuroscience might enhance our understanding of stuttering and speech motor control more generally.

The preprint is available here: https://t.co/Qj6KKh6IyG

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Some of our latest research has now been published in bioRxiv
https://t.co/MjIcvPkY74

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@ForeverScept We need to stay and fight for our country, Leaving is not the right thing to do! Thats what the enemy wants!

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PhD position in Plymouth available in Thermal Imaging for Real-Time and Cumulative Welfare Assessment in Hens

https://t.co/PBEK8mZwel

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The impact of dwell time on the contextual effect of visual and passive lead-in movements https://t.co/qrqfMvtkzN #biorxiv_neursci

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The luckiest person ever https://t.co/U5jGgSII3T via @YouTube

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Kernels of Motor Memory Formation: Temporal Generalization in Bimanual Adaptation https://t.co/51retbHhgE

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The Most Liveable City in the UK https://t.co/aKBMq86f4N via @YouTube

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Just found my favourite piece of classical music on YouTube!

Borodin: Polovtsian Dances from "Prince Igor" (with Score) https://t.co/C8CLk0OKiE via @YouTube