Amy Boos

This study shows that cervical spinal cord stimulation impairs proprioception but improves voluntary arm reaching in post-stroke patients.

This study uses TMS and fMRI to investigate how non-primary motor areas affect reaching performance, finding that PMd and PPC perturbations alter movement smoothness and accuracy.

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