CMCW - KMCJC 2015-2016

Karniel Motor Control Journal Club - schedule 2015-2016

The meetings take place on Mondays at 13:00

Venue : Dichmann Building (M8) at the faculty of health sciences, room 002

Date	Field	Lab	Presenter
12.10.2015	computational	Dinstein, Donchin	Shlomi Haar
Relating neural and kinematic trial-by-trial variability (ongoing work)
2.11.2015	computational	Nisky	Natalie Ganz
Hadjiosif & Smith (2015) Flexible Control of Safety Margins for Action Based on Environmental Variability. J Neurosci.
9.11.2015	clinical	Levy-Tzedek, Edan	Danny Eizicovits
Fasola & Matarić (2012) Using socially assistive human–robot interaction to motivate physical exercise for older adults. Proceedings of the IEEE
23.11.2015	computational	Shmuelof	Ofer Groweiss
Kaufman, Churchland, Ryu & Shenoy (2014) Cortical activity in the null space: permitting preparation without movement. Nat Neurosci
7.12.2015	computational	PIs	Opher Donchin
Building blocks of the motor control system
4.1.2016	clinical/computational	PIs	Amir Shapiro Itshak Melzer
Is the postural control system in upright standing acts as a close loop/open loop control system or continues control system?
18.1.2016	clinical/computational	Dinstein, Donchin	Shlomi Haar
Ward (2015) Does neuroimaging help to deliver better recovery of movement after stroke?
8.2.2016	computational	PIs	Lior Shmuelof
Do trajectories emerge from an optimal-feedback-control like process or from an explicit trajectory planning?
29.2.2016	-	-	-
canceled
14.3.2016	computational	Nisky	Reut Nomberg
Loram et al., (2011) Human control of an inverted pendulum: is continuous control necessary? Is intermittent control effective? Is intermittent control physiological?
28.3.2016	clinical	Melzer	Natalie Shishov
Thesis: Coordination and kinematics of gait among fallers and non-fallers older adults
11.4.2016	computational	Nisky	Erez Sulimani
Mattar, Darainy & Ostry (2013) Motor learning and its sensory effects: time course of perceptual change and its presence with gradual introduction of load
2.5.2016	clinical	Bar-Haim	Yogev Koren
Hatakenaka et al., (2007) Frontal regions involved in learning of motor skill--A functional NIRS study
16.5.2016	computational	Nisky	Mor Farajian
Okamoto, Wiertlewski & Hayward (2016) Anticipatory vibrotactile cueing facilitates grip force adjustment during perturbative loading Venue: Dichmann Building (M8) at the faculty of health sciences, room 005
30.5.2016
Sensing: from Minds to Machines Vision Session; Chair: Tammy Riklin Raviv; 9:00 - 12:30 BCI Session; Chair: Ilana Nisky; 14:00 - 16:15
13.6.2016	computational	Shmuelof	Ofer Groweiss
Trouble with the curve: Variances and Invariances in the representation of end-point target and shape of curved trajectories during motor planning and execution (ongoing work)
25.7.2016	clinical/computational	Donchin	Ronit Givon-Mayo
From physiotherapy to computational motor control and back
29.8.2016	clinical/computational	PIs	Ilana Nisky Opher Donchin
Complexity of movement