A big thanks to @NersesianSarah for doing an awesome presentation on how to create effective science infographics for my Experiential Learning in Science Communication class! The students learned a lot! #sciencecommunication
My newest publication (done in collaboration with @HeatherNeyedli and @chelssanderson): The role of visual error and reward feedback in learning to aim to an optimal movement endpoint (Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance): https://t.co/QphaGHIUGm
Currently writing the final parts of my PhD. I investigated how the brain programs two consecutive grasping actions. Feel free to share any articles that you think I have not included that I should include. #motorcontrol#attention#neuroscience#perception
The meaning of the Readiness Potential remains deeply controversial for studies of volition. New paper shows that conscious feeling of being about to move is accompanied by RP-like brain activity. Unbiased sampling of EEG and awareness. @elisabethpares https://t.co/gMaHdyVzlM
It's happened! A Nature Medicine paper on the microbiome of elite marathoners has identified a microbe that enhances performance via lactate breakdown! #microbiome#powerpoop#ultrachat https://t.co/pBTuap3elB
New paper in @TrendsCognSci discussing how the structure of natural environments modulates the perception of objects: adaptations to positional regularities facilitate object detection and recognition, and sharpen object representations in visual cortex. https://t.co/Cqchj56fjH
@goreham87 I’m assuming a runner’s stride would be more consistent or am I wrong? Is what you’re showing only relevant to sports that use a “tool” (e.g., paddle, baseball bat, etc.). Also, would more consecutive movements (at comfortable pace) clean this up or make it even worse?
@goreham97 from @BENLabDalhousie tell us about his wearables research measuring kayak sprint technique in the lab and on the water for the @ISBSOFFICIAL@BiomechanicsDay 2-minute-tweet competition. Retweet your favorite video from the @ISBSOFFICIAL page! https://t.co/efYtKdMipW
Here's another Munker illusion with small dots instead of stripes: The large circles appear to be salmon and yellow but are actually both the same color (RGB 255,223,0). The original png file is at https://t.co/6r2PMbLMJc.