Transspinal Stimulation Downregulates Flexion Reflex Pathways During Walking in Healthy Humans Academic Background Human walking is a complex motor process involving the coordinated work of the central and peripheral nervous systems. The spinal cord, as a crucial part of the central nervous system, plays a key role in controlling motor reflexes and...

Human Hand Movement Control—Differences in Kinematics Between Functional Object Manipulation and Grasping Actions Academic Background The functionality of the human hand plays a crucial role in daily life, particularly through its dexterity, which allows us to use tools to complete various complex tasks. However, millions of people lose hand functi...

The Impairment of Deviant Detection in the Auditory Cortex by the Serotonergic Psychedelic DOI Research Background Psychedelics are a class of psychoactive substances capable of significantly altering perception, cognition, and mood. They have recently regained attention due to their potential therapeutic value, such as in treating depression and a...

Study on Orientation-Tuned Gain Control Mechanisms in the Visual Cortex Academic Background Visual perception is a complex neural process influenced by contextual environments. Surround suppression is an important phenomenon that describes how the perceived contrast of a stimulus is attenuated when surrounded by other stimuli. The neural mechanisms...

The Impact of Aging on Implicit Motor Learning and Short-term Memory: A Study Based on Force Field Adaptation Research Background Motor adaptation is the process by which the brain adjusts motor strategies in response to environmental changes, typically involving two mechanisms: explicit learning and implicit learning. Explicit learning is a rapid,...

Research Background Human sensorimotor learning and memory mechanisms have long been a research focus in the field of neuroscience. Most related studies have concentrated on the visuospatial workspace and limb movements, such as arm movements and grasping actions. These studies have helped scientists understand how sensorimotor memories are formed,...