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Jinfeng’s latest paper on gait perturbations

news 2021 / / / ,

NEW & NOTEWORTHY Little is known about if and how humans can adapt to small magnitude perturbations experienced on a stride-by-stride basis during walking. Here, we show that even small perturbations disrupted gait stability and that subjects could still adapt their reactive balance control. Depending on the perturbation direction, subjects might prefer adjusting their foot placement over their center of mass and vice versa. These findings could help potentially tune balance training to target specific aspects of balance.

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First publication of 2021 in TNSRE. Great work, Seyed!

news 2021 / / / ,

Congratulations to Seyed on publishing the lab’s first paper in 2021! Check out a brief twitter thread about it.

Shirazi, S. Y. & Huang, H. J. Differential Theta-Band Signatures of the Anterior Cingulate and Motor Cortices During Seated Locomotor Perturbations. IEEE Trans. Neural Syst. Rehabil. Eng. 29, 468–477 (2021).

 

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