Sumitash Jana

This paper identifies neural correlates of the go- and stop-processes in action-stopping using scalp potentials, showing how they align with the independent race model predictions.

The paper tests whether saccadic eye movements are controlled by a velocity-based internal feedback controller using optimal control models, finding that a velocity tracking model better explains velocity modulation during eye-hand coordination.

The paper identifies a temporal cascade of neural and muscular processes involved in human action-stopping, showing distinct subprocesses at different timepoints.