Gavin Buckingham

Watching Others Lift Objects: Corticospinal Excitability is Greater During the Observation of Light than Heavy Lifts

This study investigates corticospinal excitability during observation of light and heavy lifts, finding greater excitability for light lifts in an unpredictable context.

Effects of TMS over the anterior intraparietal area on anticipatory fingertip force scaling and the size-weight illusion

This study investigates the role of the anterior intraparietal cortex in anticipatory force scaling and the size-weight illusion using transcranial magnetic stimulation.

No evidence of impaired sensorimotor adaptation in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

This study investigates sensorimotor adaptation in CRPS patients and finds no impairment in strategic recalibration or realignment, but greater endpoint errors with the affected hand.

Characterising sensorimotor adaptation in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

This study investigates sensorimotor adaptation in CRPS by testing prism adaptation and finds no evidence of impaired strategic control but suggests greater realignment in the affected arm.

Experimentally induced pain does not influence updating of peripersonal space and body representations following tool-use

This study investigates whether induced pain affects the updating of peripersonal space and body representations during tool-use, finding no disruption in these processes.