Daniel H. Blustein

The paper shows that sensory prediction errors drive implicit motor learning in complex whole-body tasks, replicating lab findings in a real-world ball-rolling task.

This paper shows alpha band suppression in motor areas during motor error correction, suggesting it reflects motor drive inhibition rather than cognitive load.

This paper introduces a method to reduce bias in estimating trial-by-trial motor adaptation during natural movements, improving accuracy compared to conventional approaches.

This paper shows that CCE scores decrease with repeated task exposure and proposes mitigation strategies to reduce learning effects.

The paper introduces a crossmodal congruency task to assess the physiological correspondence of sensory feedback in prosthetic limbs, finding that the CCE score improves with training.