David Ó’ Reilly

This study examines how functional muscle networks reorganize after stroke and links these changes to motor impairment and gait dysfunction.

This paper introduces a framework to analyze muscle synergies by categorizing their task relevance, revealing how muscle interactions contribute to task performance in different ways.

This paper introduces a network information theoretic framework to extract muscle synergies, capturing spatial, temporal, and spatiotemporal interactions in reaching movements.

This study uses principal component analysis to examine arm-swing asymmetry in healthy adults during slow walking, finding a relationship between arm-swing dominance and lower-limb mechanical work asymmetry.