William Forde Thompson

The paper investigates movement-induced analgesia through five experiments on 130 healthy humans, showing it results from multiple neural mechanisms rather than a single one.

The paper examines how the brain represents musical pitch structure over time using MEG data and multivariate pattern analysis, finding that cortical representations evolve from reflecting pitch values to reflecting tonal stability.

The paper tests if motor experience improves prediction accuracy for observed actions compared to non-action stimuli, finding it does for actions but not non-action.