Progress in Motor Control: Theories and Translations

There will be six sections in the book:

I. Theoretical Motor Control (d'Avella, Kornysheva, Piovesan, Smeets, Sternad)

II. Neurophysiological Mechanisms of Motor Control

(Carson, Hermsdorfer, Mayr, Perez)

III. Fifty Years of the Equilibrium-Point Hypothesis

(Feldman, Latash, Levin, McIntyre)

IV. Learning of Skilled Behavior

(Altenmüller, Scheidt, Torres)

V. Impaired Motor Control and Rehabilitation

(Laczko, Gordon, Mushahwar, Rothwell)

VI. Human-Machine Interface

(Ajiboye, Georgopoulos, Miller, Mussa-Ivaldi, van der Smagt)

PRIMARY Authors of the Chapters:

A. Bolu Ajiboye Cleveland Clinic Foundation, OH

Richard Carson Queen's Univ. Belfast, UK richard.carson@tcd.ie

Andrea D'Avella Santa Lucia Foundation, Italy; andrea.davella@unime.it

Anatol Feldman Univ. of Montreal, Canada anatol.g.feldman@umontreal.ca

Apostolos Georgopoulos Univ. of Minnesota, MN omega@umn.edu

Andrew Gordon Columbia Univ., NY agordona@tc.columbia.edu

Joachim Hermsdörfer Tech. Univ. München, Germany joachim.hermsdoerfer@tum.de

Katya Kornysheva Univ. College of London, UK ; k.kornysheva@ucl.ac.uk

Jozsef Laczko Univ. of Pecs, Hungary laczkoj@gamma.ttk.pte.hu

Mark Latash Penn State Univ., PA mll11@psu.edu

Mindy Levin McGill Univ., Canada mindy.levin@mcgill.ca

Joseph McIntyre Tecnalia Health Res Inst., Spain joseph.mcintyre@tecnalia.com

Winfried Mayr Med. Univ. Vienna, Austria winfried.mayr@meduniwien.ac.at

Lee Miller Nothwestern Univ., Chicago, IL lm@northwestern.edu

Vivian Mushahwar Univ. of Alberta, Canada vmushahw@ualberta.ca

Sandro Mussa-Ivaldi Northwestern Univ., Chicago, IL; sandro@northwestern.edu

Davide Piovesan Gannon Univ., PA piovesan001@gannon.edu

John Rothwell Univ. College of London, UK j.rothwell@ucl.ac.uk

Robert Scheidt Marquette Univ., WI robert.scheidt@marquette.edu

Jeroen Smeets Free Univ., The Netherlands j.b.j.smeets@vu.nl

Dagmar Sternad Northeastern Univ., Boston, MA dagmar@neu.edu