Huge congrats to grad student Maneeshika Maneeshika Madduri on a great presentation at the IEEE Cyber Human Physical Systems conference on her work with adaptive myoelectric interfaces. Her paper was also a top 3 finalist for conference best paper!! 🏆

Neural Control of Movement conference, get ready for a minor aolabs occupation - 7 abstracts submitted & accepted😂💪 Congrats, team! 🎉

The beautiful spring cherry blossoms seemed like a good reason to take a new lab photo! 🌸

If you're @ #NCMVic23 be sure to check out 2 aoLab posters today: 1-B-7: Ryan Canfield on large scale vs local neural dynamics in motor cortices using multiarea uECOG 1-F-45: Maneeshika Madduri studying user learning in coadaptive myoelectric interfaces using game theory

If you're @ #NCMVic23, check out 2 more aoLab posters today: 3-B-7: Tomo Ouchi on mapping info about eye and arm movements across FEF, PMd and M1 with uECoG 3-F-43: Katherine Perks on a new task + control theoretic analysis to study feed forward/feedback control in 🐒

Last day of #NCMVic23 w/ 3 more aoLab posters! 4-F-45: SiJia Li on co-adaptive myoelectric interfaces for multi-objective tasks (continuous & discrete control) 4-F-49: Pavi Rajeswaran on a new sensorimotor perturbation task in🐒to study adaptation vs de novo learning

Huge congrats to Katherine Perks on an awesome talk at UW Computational Neuroscience Center neural computation conference! She presented exciting new experiments asking how animals update feed forward and feedback control during learning, using a new task to measure both controllers.

In case you missed it over the weekend: consider adding our new perspective piece on coadaptation in motor neural interfaces to your reading list!

Huge congrats to our rockstar undergrad team member Sasha for both his upcoming graduation and for landing a research associate gig at the Allen Institute! 🎉🍾

Huge congrats to Lauren Peterson, our A3D3 Institute postbacc, for winning both People's Choice AND 2nd place for her poster on convex feature selection for real-time neural feature selection!

Huge congrats to TWO lab members, undergrad Emily Sperry and BioE grad student Ryan Canfield, for receiving Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Trainee Professional Development Awards! 🤩 Looking forward to sharing their and many other lab members' exciting projects at #sfn2024 in Chicago.