Nishant Rao

The paper shows that humans can selectively adapt to sensorimotor errors based on their task relevance, challenging the idea that all error signals drive adaptation equally.

The paper examines how neural variability, measured via EEG entropy and standard deviation, modulates with grip force magnitude during precision grasping tasks.

This study shows that older adults have difficulty using explicit cues to modulate both digit position and forces during dexterous manipulation, unlike young adults.

This study shows that continuous theta burst stimulation over the primary somatosensory cortex increases electrical pain threshold for 40 minutes in healthy adults.

This study examines how corticospinal excitability variability during grasp force planning contributes to trial-to-trial behavioral variability in humans.