Marion Forano

The paper shows humans intuitively exploit nonlinear dynamics of compliant systems in periodic tasks by matching system eigenfrequencies with minimal control effort.

This study shows reward enhances both implicit and explicit components of dual force field adaptation, with distinct effects on learning rates and timescales.

The paper investigates how direct and indirect sensory cues influence dual-adaptation learning, finding that visual workspace location cues enable implicit adaptation while color cues rely on explicit strategies.

This paper investigates motor memory formation by testing dual-rate models of adaptation and finds that a two-fast-triple-rate model better explains dual-adaptation in humans.