Matija Milosevic

Cortical and spinal contributions to remote interlimb facilitation in humans

This study investigates the neural mechanisms of remote interlimb facilitation in humans, finding increased corticospinal and spinal excitability during voluntary lower-limb contractions.

Virtual prototyping of non-invasive spinal cord electrical stimulation targeting upper limb motor function

The paper develops a computational model to simulate tSCS effects on motor function, finding that somatosensory afferents have lower thresholds than motor efferents, and that anode placement and waveform type influence recruitment patterns.

Preferential activation of proprioceptive and cutaneous sensory fibers compared to motor fibers during cervical transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation: A computational study

This study uses a computational model to show that cervical tSCS preferentially activates sensory fibers over motor fibers, suggesting high proprioceptive and cutaneous contributions to neural activation.

Long-lasting event-related beta synchronizations of electroencephalographic activity in response to support-surface perturbations during upright stance

The paper investigates beta rebound in EEG during postural recovery from support-surface perturbations, finding it lasts up to three seconds and occurs before motion recovery.