Gregor Schöner

This study estimates descending activation patterns from EMG during human arm movements using a spinal stretch reflex model, revealing distinct temporal features in slow and fast movements.

The paper estimates descending activation patterns that generate human movements at different speeds, finding their temporal structure varies with movement speed and reflects compensation for biomechanical factors.

This paper presents a neuromuscular model of human locomotion that integrates spinal reflex circuits with voluntary movements to generate stable, rhythmic walking patterns with real-time adaptability.