3 h 2 min
Inaugural Simons-Emory Symposium On Motor Control: "What tools are we missing to understand motor control? What could we learn if we had them
Neuroscience, Kinesiology, Biology and seminar by Workshop, Multiple Speakers, Emory University
Hosted by Emory TMLS
Friday 00:00–01:10 New York (GMT-4)
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Abstract
This is the inaugural symposium of the Simons-Emory International Consortium on Motor Control, and speakers will deliver 10 minute talks (each followed by 10 minutes of discussion) addressing this question: "What tools are we missing to understand motor control, and what could we learn if we had them?”
Topics
international consortiummotor control
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