HSC Lab team publishes on how practice in pairs affects sensorimotor learning
Drs. Leoni Winter, Jacquelyn Sertic, and Juergen Konczak have published a paper in the Journal of Motor Learning and Development.
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Konczak, HSC Lab receive grant to study brain networks in laryngeal dystonia
The study will use high-resolution MRI to examine how vibro-tactile stimulation alters brain networks involved in the laryngeal dystonia disorder.
READ STORYYung-tze Lee publishes in Journal of Motor Behavior
Master's student Yung-tze Lee, with colleagues from the HSC Lab, has published on toe flexion and proprioception in the Journal of Motor Behavior, the first such article from the University of Minnesota and Chang Gung University dual-degree program.
READ STORYKonczak lab receives NIH grant to study new treatment for chronic cough
The Human Sensorimotor Control Lab (HSC Lab) received a second phase of funding from the National Institutes of Health for a clinical trial for people with chronic cough.
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Konczak named to World's Top 2% Scientists list
Juergen Konczak, PhD, has been named to Stanford University/Elsevier's rankings of the top 2% of world scientists.
READ STORYKonczak lab publishes paper on new treatment for people with laryngeal dystonia
A new vibrating collar, developed at U of M's Human Sensorimotor Control Lab, shows promise for a rare voice disorder, safely reducing symptoms.
READ STORYHSC Lab publishes in the journal Clinical Neurophysiology
The results document that impairments in proprioceptive processing contribute to both proprioceptive dysfunction and rigidity in Parkinson's Disease.
READ STORYHSC Lab researchers publish with colleagues in computer science on the use of visual gamified rehabilitation exercise
The study investigated what type of visual feedabck may enhance motor learning in a robotic learning environment that is geared towards rehabilitation of stroke survivors.
READ STORYKonczak presents at movement science conference in Munich
Konczak presented research findings on the transfer of motor on proprioceptive learning.
READ STORYKonczak gives presentation at University of Essen
Konczak presented about the neuromotor control processes of the cerebellum.
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