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Emilio Bizzi

Emeritus Institute Professor MIT Emeritus Investigator McGovern Institute; Emeritus Professor Brain and Cognitive Sciences

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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School of Science

Brain and Cognitive Sciences

Emilio Bizzi is currently serving as a Brain And Cognitive Sciences Emeritus Institute Professor MIT Emeritus Investigator McGovern Institute; Emeritus Professor Brain and Cognitive Sciences at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Emilio Bizzi

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Emeritus Institute Professor MIT Emeritus Investigator McGovern Institute; Emeritus Professor Brain and Cognitive Sciences

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neuroscience motor control neurophysiology cognitive neuroscience physiology human movement neurology neural science rehabilitation neuroanatomy motor behavior computational neuroscience systems neuroscience spinal cord primate behavior biomechanics mammalian biology brain science neurodynamics muscle synergies vision research animal physiology neurorehabilitation animal cognition movement analysis spinal biomechanics eye-head coordination stroke rehabilitation muscle function upper extremity animal behavior modular organization adaptation avian biology dynamic environments brain function telerehabilitation cervical spine unanesthetized monkeys head movement spinal motor systems spinalized frog motor learning process control experimental medicine mechanical science advanced functional materials animal science applied physiology movement disorders human sciences brain organization skeletal muscle cellular neurobiology musculoskeletal function motor systems arm movements natural motor behaviors motor performance primary motor cortex arm trajectory formation virtual environment eye movements spinal microstimulation embodied cognition human computation neural mechanisms motion analysis module design neurophysiological biomarkers sensorimotor transformations brain mechanisms respiratory neurobiology collective motion neurotransmission functional regulation kinesiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Neuroscience for an Artist; a Beginning. Lecture notes in morphogenesis (2021)

Emilio BizziRobert Ajemian

neuroscienceartmorphogenesis

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Cortical Pattern Generation During Dexterous Movement is Input-Driven.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2020)

Emilio BizziRobert Ajemian

cognitive neurosciencefaculty opinions recommendationbiomedical researchkinesiologydexterous movementcomputational neuroscienceneurodynamicscortical pattern generationmotor controlneural sciencecognitive scienceneuroscienceneurophysiology

From Motor Planning to Execution: A Sensorimotor Loop Perspective. Journal of Neurophysiology (2020)

Emilio BizziRobert Ajemian

motor planningneuroscienceneurophysiologymotor control

Motor Systems. Garland Science eBooks (2020)

Liqun Luo

neural scienceneurophysiologyneurosciencemotor control

Wireless Low Energy System Architecture for Event-Driven Surface Electromyography. Lecture notes in electrical engineering (2019)

Fabio RossiPaolo Motto RosStefano SapienzaPaolo BonatoEmilio BizziDanilo Demarchi

wearable technologyelectrical engineeringevent-driven surface electromyographyapplied physicsengineering

Critical Points and Traveling Wave in Locomotion: Experimental Evidence and Some Theoretical Considerations. Frontiers in Neural Circuits (2017)

Philippe SaltielAndrea d’AvellaMatthew C. TreschKuno WylerEmilio Bizzi

critical pointsneuroscienceexperimental evidencetheoretical considerationsmotor controlneurodynamicsneurophysiology

The Acquisition of Motor Behavior. Routledge eBooks (2017)

Emilio BizziFerdinando A. Mussa-Ivaldi

rehabilitationhuman movementpsychologymotor behaviormotor controlbehavioral sciences

An Optogenetic Demonstration of Motor Modularity in the Mammalian Spinal Cord. Scientific Reports (2016)

Vittorio CaggianoVincent C. K. CheungEmilio Bizzi

optogeneticsmammalian spinal cordmammalian biologyspinal cordanimal sciencemotor modularityneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Are Modular Activations Altered in Lower Limb Muscles of Persons With Multiple Sclerosis During Walking? Evidence From Muscle Synergies and Biomechanical Analysis. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2016)

Tiziana LencioniJohanna JonsdottirDavide CattaneoAlessandro CrippaElisa GervasoniMarco RovarisEmilio BizziMaurizio Ferrarin

rehabilitationbiomechanical analysismuscle functionmodular activationshuman movementupper extremityneurologyexercise physiologymotor controlstroke rehabilitationmultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationorthopedic biomechanicsmammalian biologymusculoskeletal functionmovement disordersbiomechanicsapplied physiologyclinical neurosciencelower limb musclesmuscle synergiesneuroscience

Cortical Circuits and Modules in Movement Generation: Experiments and Theories. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2016)

Tamar FlashEmilio Bizzi

cognitive neurosciencebrain sciencecomputational neurosciencecortical circuitssystems neurosciencemotor controlmovement generationneural scienceneuroscienceneurophysiology

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Emilio Bizzi

Emeritus Institute Professor MIT Emeritus Investigator McGovern Institute; Emeritus Professor Brain and Cognitive Sciences

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Science

Brain and Cognitive Sciences

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Emilio Bizzi

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Emeritus Institute Professor MIT Emeritus Investigator McGovern Institute; Emeritus Professor Brain and Cognitive Sciences

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Neuroscience for an Artist; a Beginning. Lecture notes in morphogenesis (2021)

Emilio BizziRobert Ajemian

neuroscienceartmorphogenesis

Faculty Opinions Recommendation of Cortical Pattern Generation During Dexterous Movement is Input-Driven.. Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature (2020)

Emilio BizziRobert Ajemian

From Motor Planning to Execution: A Sensorimotor Loop Perspective. Journal of Neurophysiology (2020)

Emilio BizziRobert Ajemian

motor planningneuroscienceneurophysiologymotor control

Motor Systems. Garland Science eBooks (2020)

Liqun Luo

neural scienceneurophysiologyneurosciencemotor control

Wireless Low Energy System Architecture for Event-Driven Surface Electromyography. Lecture notes in electrical engineering (2019)

Fabio RossiPaolo Motto RosStefano SapienzaPaolo BonatoEmilio BizziDanilo Demarchi

wearable technologyelectrical engineeringevent-driven surface electromyographyapplied physicsengineering

Critical Points and Traveling Wave in Locomotion: Experimental Evidence and Some Theoretical Considerations. Frontiers in Neural Circuits (2017)

Philippe SaltielAndrea d’AvellaMatthew C. TreschKuno WylerEmilio Bizzi

critical pointsneuroscienceexperimental evidencetheoretical considerationsmotor controlneurodynamicsneurophysiology

The Acquisition of Motor Behavior. Routledge eBooks (2017)

Emilio BizziFerdinando A. Mussa-Ivaldi

rehabilitationhuman movementpsychologymotor behaviormotor controlbehavioral sciences

An Optogenetic Demonstration of Motor Modularity in the Mammalian Spinal Cord. Scientific Reports (2016)

Vittorio CaggianoVincent C. K. CheungEmilio Bizzi

optogeneticsmammalian spinal cordmammalian biologyspinal cordanimal sciencemotor modularityneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Tiziana LencioniJohanna JonsdottirDavide CattaneoAlessandro CrippaElisa GervasoniMarco RovarisEmilio BizziMaurizio Ferrarin

Cortical Circuits and Modules in Movement Generation: Experiments and Theories. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2016)

Tamar FlashEmilio Bizzi

cognitive neurosciencebrain sciencecomputational neurosciencecortical circuitssystems neurosciencemotor controlmovement generationneural scienceneuroscienceneurophysiology

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