Aiden M. Payne

The paper uses a neuromechanical model to decompose muscle activity into brainstem and cortical components during balance perturbations, showing increased cortical involvement with age and Parkinson's disease.

This study assesses the test-retest reliability of the N1 potential during balance perturbations, finding high reliability across sessions and individuals, suggesting its potential as a biomarker for balance function.

The paper investigates how cortical contributions to balance recovery increase with task difficulty using neuromechanical modeling of muscle activity and EEG data.

The paper examines the correlation between the balance N1 and ERN amplitudes in young and older adults, finding shared variance but also task-specific components.

This study examines cortical network interactions during reactive balance in older adults, finding distinct associations between prefrontal-motor and somatosensory-motor coherence with balance function and fall risk.

This study shows that cortical beta power increases with perturbation difficulty and decreases with better balance ability during reactive balance recovery.