
Lead Research Scientist @BostonFusion | former co-director @ICON_UoL at @UniversityLeeds | @ivrylab & @harvardmotorlab alumnus | he/him
Ilkley, England
Joined February 2009
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Ryan Morehead retweeted
🚨 I'm joining Rutgers' Neurosurgery (@RWJMS) and the Brain Health Institute (@BHI_Rutgers) as a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor this Fall! 🚨
My lab will use direct-brain recordings to study the neural computations weaving together human decisions, emotions, and memories.
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Question: How does #aging impact #motor #learning?
Answer: Aging enhances implicit learning, but reduces explicit motor learning.
New @biorxivpreprint: tinyurl.com/4nw3snwb
Amazing work led by Elizabeth Cisneros!
S. Karny, @ivrylab @BerkeleyPsych @cmupsych @cmuneurosci
Ryan Morehead retweeted
In a series of experiments involving over 400 human participants, we found that motor adaptation was reduced by symbolic compared to sensory feedback.
tinyurl.com/474w8crk 🧵
@yifeichen2023 @sabrinabram @ivrylab
Ryan Morehead retweeted
In a new preprint, @ivryrich and I dive into the mechanism underlying attenuation upon relearning in sensorimotor adaptation.
TLDR: Interference. But you should read - there is a surprising twist 🙂...
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Details 👇
1/13
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Question: Does the relevance of visual feedback influence how we subconsciously correct for errors in our movement?
Answer: Yes!
In our paper in @JOCN_Journal, we showed that *implicit* motor adaptation is modulated by the relevance of visual feedback.
shorturl.at/jnoGM
Tianhe has done great work on this project! It’s definitely worth taking a look.
Funny to think it all started from checking the calibration of our different visuomotor reaching rigs…
Where does the motor bias originate? In this new preprint with @tsay_jonathan @rmhead @ivrylab, we show motor biases arise from the transformation of eye-centered visual information (where is the target) into hand-centric proprioceptive space during motor planning.
Ryan Morehead retweeted
New preprint!!!
@TianHWang and colleagues dive into movement biases.
Check it out!
Where does the motor bias originate? In this new preprint with @tsay_jonathan @rmhead @ivrylab, we show motor biases arise from the transformation of eye-centered visual information (where is the target) into hand-centric proprioceptive space during motor planning.
Ryan Morehead retweeted
The Origin of Movement Biases During Reaching biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Where does the motor bias originate? In this new preprint with @tsay_jonathan @rmhead @ivrylab, we show motor biases arise from the transformation of eye-centered visual information (where is the target) into hand-centric proprioceptive space during motor planning.
The Origin of Movement Biases During Reaching biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Matthew is definitely a talent to keep your eye on.
🥳 Congrats to Dr. Matthew Warburton @m_warb, who passed his viva last Friday with no corrections and a recommendation of research excellence! ⭐️
Matthew will continue working with CAER as a researcher, with plans for an academic career. Well done, Matthew! 👏
Ryan Morehead retweeted
🥳 Congrats to Dr. Matthew Warburton @m_warb, who passed his viva last Friday with no corrections and a recommendation of research excellence! ⭐️
Matthew will continue working with CAER as a researcher, with plans for an academic career. Well done, Matthew! 👏
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Another preprint from a former @HphyUo undergraduate (@akmillsy) first-author: Failed stopping transiently suppresses the electromyogram in task-irrelevant muscles
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
w/ @MitchGFish @CoreyWadsley
Check out this preprint from @gandrewgabriel. Multi-day skill learning and generalization of continuous cursor control from a redundant EMG interface mapping.
The timing and shape of idioscyncratic muscle contractions are refined from feedback, then reused in different contexts.
De Novo Sensorimotor Skill Learning Through Reuse of Movement Components biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Ryan Morehead retweeted
De Novo Sensorimotor Skill Learning Through Reuse of Movement Components biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Very cool to see the TurboTyping arcade machine in the wild! This was once just a dream of ours that @DrEmWilliams made a reality!
This Sunday I'm back at @EurekaMuseum, this time with my own research! ⌨️🕹
Young families can test their tapping and typing skills with #TurboTyping, and I'll be talking about my career as an Experimental Psychology Researcher for @WomenScienceDay 🤩👩🔬
Ryan Morehead retweeted
This Sunday I'm back at @EurekaMuseum, this time with my own research! ⌨️🕹
Young families can test their tapping and typing skills with #TurboTyping, and I'll be talking about my career as an Experimental Psychology Researcher for @WomenScienceDay 🤩👩🔬
I love @ScienceWeekUK! #BSW19 was the sixth year I've taken part, and the first representing @ICON_UoL/@LeedsPsyc. It was a total blast! We introduced hundreds of kids to #VR and collected loads of data with our baseball task. Great day w Emily S and Matthew W, #SciComm buddies!
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Our paper "Large-scale citizen science reveals predictors of sensorimotor adaptation" is now published in @NatureHumBehav!
Here's a thread on our 5-year journey (2019 - 2024) and findings. 🧵
nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Dear @AcademicEEG community
Next year marks 100 years since the discovery of human #EEG.
In celebration, we are documenting the impact this discovery has had on our understanding of the brain and asking you to make predictions about the future...
tinyurl.com/EEG100
Ryan Morehead retweeted
Friends and colleagues! My lab is eager to recruit postdocs to join us. A bit of info on the lab/position is on our website: faculty.washington.edu/aorsb…
I'll be at SfN and would love to chat with folks who might be interested. Get in touch!
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Friends and colleagues! My lab is eager to recruit postdocs to join us. A bit of info on the lab/position is on our website: faculty.washington.edu/aorsb…
I'll be at SfN and would love to chat with folks who might be interested. Get in touch!






















