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This study compares neural synchronization during finger tapping and walking to auditory rhythms, finding that both enhance synchronization but tapping is uniquely influenced by task instructions.

A pilot study shows that serious game training targeting fine motor skills improves gait in Parkinson's Disease patients.

The paper introduces the Ramp protocol and TeensyStep device to measure individual differences in spontaneous adaptation to tempo-changing auditory rhythmic stimuli during walking.

This study shows that transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation improves temporal processing by enhancing prefrontal cortex activity, as measured by anisochrony detection task performance.

The paper introduces a mobile version of the BAASTA battery for assessing timing and rhythm abilities, providing adult norms and a new composite score with high test-retest reliability.

This study uses machine learning to model rhythmic abilities in individuals with and without musical training, revealing profiles that capture variability linked to music experience.

The paper evaluates the reliability and sensitivity of Hidden semi-Markov models (HsMM) in analyzing resting-state EEG data from Parkinson's Disease patients and healthy controls to classify brain dynamics and assess training effects.