Nobuhiro Hagura

The paper shows that movement directions aligned in joint space are not aligned in muscle space, and this mismatch affects visuomotor adaptation generalization.

This study reviews and analyzes anodal tDCS effects on motor performance in healthy adults, finding significant but inconsistent results with publication bias and heterogeneity.

This study measures autonomic responses to proprioceptive and visual errors during motor learning and finds a dose-dependent relationship between error magnitude and autonomic activity.

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.

This study uses fMRI-RSA to show that tool representations are distributed across parietal and anterior temporal regions, with distinct patterns for motor and functional aspects of tools.

This study reviews and meta-analyzes neurofeedback training (NFT) for motor performance in healthy adults, finding significant short-term improvements but limited evidence for specific motor skills.

The paper shows that using endpoint feedback in a visuomotor task promotes cognitive strategy use, leading to better intermanual transfer of learning compared to continuous feedback.

The paper shows that sustained mechanical pressure inhibits tingling sensations induced by sanshool on the lips, indicating interaction between somatosensory submodalities.