Oindrila Sinha

The paper investigates how muscle vibration affects intra-muscle synergies by altering proprioceptive feedback, finding that vibration can reduce performance-affecting variance through stochastic resonance.

The paper shows anticipatory gaze detects individual differences in implicit sequence learning earlier than response time, but gaze characteristics are not linked to final motor learning.

This study investigates how aging affects anticipatory postural responses to object motion through different visual pathways, finding selective impairment in peripheral vision processing.

The paper shows that smooth pursuit eye movements modulate long-latency reflexes in the lower limb during virtual object interactions, suggesting a link between eye movement control and postural feedback.

This study examines how neuromuscular fatigue affects motor adaptation during reaching tasks, finding impaired adaptation and altered muscle activation strategies without affecting postural control.

The paper shows that peripheral vision and smooth pursuit eye movements equally enable anticipatory postural adjustments before contact with moving objects.

This study shows that smooth pursuit eye movements contribute to anticipatory hand force control when interacting with moving objects.