Alumni of the
Laboratory for Computational Motor Control
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Joe
Francis, 2001
Lab lunch,
July 2002 |
Joe joined the lab in 2001 as a postdoc, after
completing a PhD in Neuroscience at the George Washington University. He worked on state-space methods and its
application to motor adaptation, as well as the effect of time on motor
memory. He is now Assistant Professor
of Physiology at the State University of New York. The results of his research were published
in the following papers: Quantifying
generalization from trial-by-trial behavior of adaptive systems that learn
with basis functions: Theory and experiments in human motor control.
O Donchin, JT Francis, and R Shadmehr (2003) Journal of Neuroscience,
23:9032-9045. Abstract Supplementary-material Citations Generalization as a function of
velocity and duration: human reaching movements. JT Francis (2008) Experimental Brain Research 186:23-37. |
