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Daniel WolpertProfessor of Neuroscience, Columbia UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de columbia.edu
Dr James N IngramSenior Research Associate, Computational and Biological Learning Lab, University of Cambridge, UKAdresse e-mail validée de cam.ac.uk
David FranklinAssociate Professor, Technical University of MunichAdresse e-mail validée de tum.de
Piers MessumPronunciation Science LtdAdresse e-mail validée de pronsci.com
Mark HuckvaleUniversity College LondonAdresse e-mail validée de ucl.ac.uk
Konrad Paul KordingNathan Mossell University Professor (PIK), bioengineering and neuroscience, UPenn, CIFARAdresse e-mail validée de upenn.edu
J Randall FlanaganQueen's UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de queensu.ca
Izumi FukunagaOIST Graduate UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de oist.jp
Thomas HulinInstitute of Robotics and Mechatronics, German Aerospace Center (DLR)Adresse e-mail validée de dlr.de
Andrew FaulknerProfessor of Speech and Hearing Science, UCLAdresse e-mail validée de ucl.ac.uk
aymar de rugyAdresse e-mail validée de u-bordeaux.fr
Timothy CarrollProfessor of Sensorimotor NeuroscienceAdresse e-mail validée de uq.edu.au
Sae FranklinInstitute for Cognitive Systems, Technische University of MunichAdresse e-mail validée de tum.de
Peter BirkholzProf. for Speech Technology and Cognitive Systems, TU Dresden, GermanyAdresse e-mail validée de vocaltractlab.de
Angelo CangelosiProfessor of Machine Learning and RoboticsAdresse e-mail validée de manchester.ac.uk
Martin F StoelenWestern Norway University of Applied SciencesAdresse e-mail validée de hvl.no
Peter SteinerTU DresdenAdresse e-mail validée de tu-dresden.de
Piers AndrewEmberionAdresse e-mail validée de emberion.com
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Ian S Howard

Associate Professor, University of Plymouth, England

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Computational neuroscience motor learning motor control robotics models of speech acquisition


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The statistics of natural hand movements JN Ingram, KP Körding, IS Howard, DM Wolpert Experimental brain research 188 (2), 223-236, 2008	300	2008
A modular planar robotic manipulandum with end-point torque control IS Howard, JN Ingram, DM Wolpert Journal of neuroscience methods 181 (2), 199-211, 2009	201	2009
Virtual morality: Transitioning from moral judgment to moral action? KB Francis, C Howard, IS Howard, M Gummerum, G Ganis, G Anderson, ... PloS one 11 (10), e0164374, 2016	118	2016
Statistics of natural movements are reflected in motor errors IS Howard, JN Ingram, KP Körding, DM Wolpert Journal of neurophysiology 102 (3), 1902-1910, 2009	109	2009
Gone in 0.6 seconds: the encoding of motor memories depends on recent sensorimotor states IS Howard, JN Ingram, DW Franklin, DM Wolpert Journal of Neuroscience 32 (37), 12756-12768, 2012	103	2012
The effect of contextual cues on the encoding of motor memories IS Howard, DM Wolpert, DW Franklin Journal of neurophysiology 109 (10), 2632-2644, 2013	101	2013
Modeling the development of pronunciation in infant speech acquisition IS Howard, P Messum Motor Control 15 (1), 85-117, 2011	92	2011
A neuroeconomics approach to inferring utility functions in sensorimotor control KP Körding, I Fukunaga, IS Howard, JN Ingram, DM Wolpert, J Ashe PLoS biology 2 (10), e330, 2004	80	2004
Multiple grasp-specific representations of tool dynamics mediate skillful manipulation JN Ingram, IS Howard, JR Flanagan, DM Wolpert Current Biology 20 (7), 618-623, 2010	74	2010
The value of the follow-through derives from motor learning depending on future actions IS Howard, DM Wolpert, DW Franklin Current Biology 25 (3), 397-401, 2015	73	2015
Separate representations of dynamics in rhythmic and discrete movements: evidence from motor learning IS Howard, JN Ingram, DM Wolpert Journal of Neurophysiology 105 (4), 1722-1731, 2011	62	2011
Simulating moral actions: An investigation of personal force in virtual moral dilemmas KB Francis, S Terbeck, RA Briazu, A Haines, M Gummerum, G Ganis, ... Scientific Reports 7 (1), 1-11, 2017	57	2017
Context-dependent partitioning of motor learning in bimanual movements IS Howard, JN Ingram, DM Wolpert Journal of neurophysiology 104 (4), 2082-2091, 2010	52	2010
A single-rate context-dependent learning process underlies rapid adaptation to familiar object dynamics JN Ingram, IS Howard, JR Flanagan, DM Wolpert PLoS computational biology 7 (9), e1002196, 2011	40	2011
Workspace comparisons of setup configurations for human-robot interaction F Zacharias, IS Howard, T Hulin, G Hirzinger 2010 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems …, 2010	40	2010
Composition and decomposition in bimanual dynamic learning IS Howard, JN Ingram, DM Wolpert Journal of Neuroscience 28 (42), 10531-10540, 2008	38	2008
Learning to pronounce first words in three languages: An investigation of caregiver and infant behavior using a computational model of an infant IS Howard, P Messum PLoS One 9 (10), e110334, 2014	36	2014
Creating the cognitive form of phonological units: The speech sound correspondence problem in infancy could be solved by mirrored vocal interactions rather than by imitation P Messum, IS Howard Journal of Phonetics 53, 125-140, 2015	33	2015
A computational model of infant speech development IS Howard, PR Messum XII International Conference" Speech and Computer"(SPECOM'2007), 756-765, 2007	29	2007
Neural tuning functions underlie both generalization and interference IS Howard, DW Franklin PloS one 10 (6), e0131268, 2015	24	2015

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