Masaya Hirashima

The paper shows that motor memory is organized by an abstract coordinate of action progress, not just physical variables, enabling flexible motor behavior.

The paper shows that decision uncertainty influences motor memory formation and retrieval by contextualizing actions, allowing different motor memories to be formed based on varying levels of uncertainty.

The paper compares neural network models to determine a biologically plausible explanation for how muscle synergies are implemented in the spinal cord, finding that a population model with moderate variation matches experimental data.

This paper shows that transcranial magnetic stimulation of the visual cortex disrupts motor function in acquired blind individuals but not congenitally blind or sighted individuals.