NIH R01 · 2025
Sensorimotor control of common-goal bimanual coordination
Project Summary Skilled inter-limb coordination is critically important for performance of many activities of daily living (ADL). In many patients with neurological disorders, such as stroke and cerebral palsy, impairments in bimanual coordination are often functionally greater than impairment of the more affected limb. Therefore, improving our understanding of neural mechanisms underlying bimanual control in typically-developed adults is critically important as a stepping stone towards creating more effective and targeted clinical interventions. While most of the existing bimanual research has focused on tasks in which each limb has independent goals, the proposed research will investigate…
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