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SeminarPast EventNeuroscience

Controlling the present while planning the future: How the brain learns and produces fast motor sequences

Jorn Diedrichsen

University of Western Ontario, Canada

Schedule
Wednesday, September 14, 2022

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Wednesday, September 14, 2022

6:00 PM Europe/Zurich

Host: NeuroLeman Network

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Event Information

Domain

Neuroscience

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NeuroLeman Network

Duration

70 minutes

Abstract

Motor sequencing is one of the fundamental components of human motor skill. In this talk I will show evidence that the fast and smooth production of motor sequences relies on the ability to plan upcoming movements while simultaneously controlling the ongoing movement. I will argue that this ability relies heavily on planning-related areas in premotor and parietal cortex.

Topics

Neuro-X Seminarfast movementsmotor controlmotor productionmotor sequencingmotor skillmovement planningparietal cortexpremotor cortex

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Jorn Diedrichsen

University of Western Ontario, Canada

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