Francois Dernoncourt

The paper shows beta-band input to spinal motor neurons increases regardless of whether the muscle is involved in the task, while alpha-band input is task-specific.

The paper uses motor neuron recordings and simulation-based inference to estimate homonymous and heteronymous recurrent inhibition in human muscles during contractions.

This study examines motor unit control flexibility by analyzing dimensionality of motor unit activity in two muscles, finding that while some muscles exhibit multidimensional manifolds, their control remains limited.

The paper investigates how inhibitory inputs to motor units vary during nociceptive stimulation and finds non-homogeneous inhibition patterns that are size-independent.