James Mathew

This study investigates how humans can form and separate multiple motor memories during reaching tasks with force cues, showing that direction-based cues enable dual adaptation but magnitude-based cues lead to interference.

The paper investigates savings in human force field learning, finding that feedback adaptation accelerates relearning without explicit strategy.

This study shows that humans can adapt to unpredictable force fields within 250ms, with feedback responses finely tuned to ongoing perturbations.