Our paper "Prior movement of one arm facilitates motor adaptation in the other" is out @ #JNeurosci.

We show that the direction of a prior movement of the other arm is an effective cue to allow adaptation to interfering force fields. The brain seems to use kinematic information in learned sequences involving different body parts to adjust movements of the same sequence.

Also our data is pretty.

#motorlearning #motorcontrol #motoradaptation @sensorymotor @neuroscience

https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2166-22.2023

RT @JRudoler
🚨New Paper🚨
Extremely excited that my first paper, "Hippocampal theta and episodic memory" was published today in @SfNJournals #JNeurosci !!! Many thanks to @MemoryLab and my co-authors @NoraHerweg @KahanaMichael!
TLDR: theta ~ recall
Check it out: https://www.jneurosci.org/content/43/4/613
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Interesting looking #paper in #jneurosci on #undermatching being a result of a bias to simple policies (from @gershbrain's lab):

https://www.jneurosci.org/content/43/3/447

RT thread of Johannes Singer on his JNeuro paper "The spatiotemporal neural dynamics of object recognition for natural images and line drawings":

Very happy to share that the first paper of my PhD in #JNeurosci is now online 🥳 Together with Radek Cichy and Martin Hebart we asked whether the recognition of line drawings relies on similar neural mechanisms as those used for recognizing natural objects. 🧵1/7
https://twitter.com/Singer_Johannes/status/1605119518203838464?s=20&t=R7nZfx9E9UQlluvmzMONIg