Explores the control of movement, motor cortex characteristics, mirror neurons, brain-machine interfaces, and the role of basal ganglia in movement initiation and suppression.
Delves into the neural control of movement, focusing on spinal motor neurons and motor units, exploring techniques like EMG recordings and wearable neural interfaces.
Covers techniques for restoring motor functions through electrical stimulation, including electrode types and applications, muscle fatigue challenges, and epidural spinal cord stimulation for intentional movement restoration.
Covers neuromodulation therapies designed to restore walking in individuals with spinal cord injuries and explores their implications for other neurological disorders.
