Maxwell D. Murphy

People with tetraplegia used a wristband sensor to detect forearm motor unit firing and perform human-computer interaction tasks.

This study compares cortical reorganization after motor cortex or internal capsule strokes in rats, finding delayed recovery and no long-term reorganization following internal capsule lesions.

This study compares activity-dependent stimulation (ADS) to random stimulation (RS) in rats, showing ADS modulates firing properties and promotes synaptogenesis in the somatosensory area.

This study examines the long-term stability of task-related neural activity in healthy rats during reaching movements, showing consistent patterns in primary and premotor cortex over several weeks.

This study compares open-loop and closed-loop intracortical microstimulation in rats, finding that activity-dependent stimulation more effectively increases short-latency evoked spikes in distant cortical areas.