John H. Martin

Repeated tDCS at clinically-relevant field intensity can boost concurrent motor learning in rats.

This study shows that repeated anodal tDCS at 2 V/m during motor training in rats improves motor learning, especially in right-pawed animals, without affecting MEPs.

Activity Protects Spinal Premotor Interneurons from Microglial Phagocytosis and Transneuronal Degeneration After Corticospinal Injury

This study investigates how neuronal activity protects spinal interneurons from degeneration after corticospinal injury and shows that rescuing these neurons restores motor function.

Hyperreflexia after corticospinal tract lesion reflects 1A afferent circuit changes not increased KCC2 hyperexcitability

This study investigates the mechanisms of hyperreflexia after corticospinal tract lesion, finding that it is linked to 1A afferent circuit changes rather than KCC2 hyperexcitability.

Novel Evoked Synaptic Activity Potentials (ESAPs) elicited by Spinal Cord Stimulation

The paper identifies and characterizes a novel electrophysiological signal, ESAPs, evoked by spinal cord stimulation that reflects synaptic activity in the spinal cord.