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Human motor control Nonlinear cortical responses in EEG evoked by continuous wrist manipulations Alfred C. Schouten Associate professor, Neuromechanics & Motor Control Delft University of Technology / University of Twente 1 2

  1. Human motor control Nonlinear cortical responses in EEG evoked by continuous wrist manipulations Alfred C. Schouten Associate professor, Neuromechanics & Motor Control Delft University of Technology / University of Twente 1 2 http://www.bradbyers.com | http://www.dailypicayune.com | http://www.freestock.com/images Contents The Central Nervous System • Closed loop system • SYS ID of human motor control • Many feedback loops – Movement control • Cortical responses to sensory stimuli – Thermoregulation – Pain modulation – Cardiovascular system • Nonlinear neural connectivity – etc. 3 4

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