Welcome to the Computation, Cognition, and Movement (CCM) Lab at The University of British Columbia! We are a research group studying human motor learning.
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the human body
moves with purpose, ease and grace
how does it do so?
Recent News
- (May 2, 2025) Go check out this paper on evidence for an efferent-based prediction contributing to implicit motor adaptation, which just got published in PLoS One. Shout out to collaborators Romeo Chua and Tim Inglis, and especially Annika Szarka, Romeo's PhD student and the leader of this project!
- (May 2, 2025) Welcome to Emily Chen, the newest member of the CCM Lab! Emily is going to be a fourth-year double major in Cognitive Systems and Linguistics and will be helping out as lab manager during the summer.
- (February 2, 2025) New preprint alert! Our work on A Bayesian decision-making model of implicit motor learning from internal and external errors is now available on bioRxiv.
- (February 2, 2025) Welcome to our newest CCM lab member, Dusty Fox, a fourth-year Cognitive Science major at UBC who will be completing a capstone project in the lab!
- (January 8, 2025) Our meta-analysis on how cortical stroke impacts motor adaptation is now published in Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair.
- (September 21, 2024) Our abstract on A Bayesian causal inference model of implicit motor adaptation to internally versus externally generated errors has been accepted to this year's Advances in Motor Learning & Motor Control (MLMC) conference. Nice work, Davin and Lisa, and thanks to our collaborator Romeo Chua!
- (September 17, 2024) Our study on Explicit and implicit locomotor learning in individuals with chronic hemiparetic stroke is now published in Journal of Neurophysiology. Nice work, Jonathan W and team!
- (August 7, 2024) Pub alert #2! Check out this think piece on the fundamental role of strategies in motor learning led by JT, in collaboration with several other colleagues and now published in eLife.
- (July 16, 2024) Welcome to Julian Tolentino, a fourth-year Neuroscience major here at UBC! Julian will be conducting an independent study project under Hyosub's supervision in the lab for the next year. We're happy to have him joining the team.
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