Lior Shmuelof

Reticulospinal Tract Hyperexcitability in the Upper Limb After Stroke is Associated with Motor Impairment and Not with Functional Compensation

This study confirms reticulospinal tract hyperexcitability after stroke is linked to worse motor outcomes, not functional compensation, in people with stroke.

The changing contributions of weakness and the flexor synergy to post-stroke arm function over time: A kinematic re-examination of Twitchell

This study re-examines Twitchell's 1951 findings on post-stroke arm function using modern kinematic analysis, showing that synergy intrusion and weakness evolve differently over time.

The kinematics of 3D arm movements in sub-acute stroke: impaired inter-joint coordination caused by both weakness and flexor synergy intrusion

This study examines how weakness and flexor synergy intrusion affect arm movement coordination in sub-acute stroke patients using kinematic analysis and clinical scales.

Environmental Consistency Modulation of Error Sensitivity During Motor Adaptation is Explicitly Controlled

The paper investigates how explicit control affects error sensitivity during motor adaptation, finding that consistent environments enhance learning when explicit strategies are used.

State-Based Delay Representation and Its Transfer from a Game of Pong to Reaching and Tracking

This study investigates how the brain represents sensory feedback delays by exposing participants to a delayed pong game and finding that delay is represented as a spatial gain change rather than a time lag.