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Francisco Valero-Cuevas

Professor of Biomedical Engineering Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science and Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Engineering

Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Francisco Valero-cuevas is currently serving as a Ming Electrical And Computer Engineering Professor of Biomedical Engineering Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science and Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy at University of Southern California.

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Francisco Valero-Cuevas

University of Southern California

Professor of Biomedical Engineering Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science and Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy

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Curriculum is More Influential Than Haptic Feedback When Learning Object Manipulation. Science Advances (2025)

Pegah OjaghiRomina MirAli MarjaninejadAndrew ErwinMichael WehnerFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

object manipulationbehavioral sciencesscience advancelearning scienceshaptic feedback

The Bundles of Intercrossing Fibers of the Extensor Mechanism of the Fingers Greatly Influence the Transmission of Muscle Forces. International Journal for Numerical Methods in Biomedical Engineering (2025)

biomechanicsapplied physiologyfibersintercrossing fibersmotor controlkinesiologyhuman musculoskeletal systemphysiologyelectrophysiologybiophysicsskeletal muscleextensor mechanismmuscle functionfingers greatly influence

Vestibular Contribution to Motor Output is Also Suppressed by Voluntary Action of the Arm. The Journal of Physiology (2025)

Angelo Bartsch‐JiménezFrancisco J Valero‐Cuevas

motor controlhuman physiologyphysiologyvoluntary actionmotor outputvestibular contribution

A Commentary on Latash: “Useful and Useless Misnomers in Motor Control”. Motor Control (2024)

Grace NiyoFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

motor control

A Computational Study of How an α- to γ-Motoneurone Collateral Can Mitigate Velocity-Dependent Stretch Reflexes During Voluntary Movement. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Grace NiyoLama I. AlmofeezAndrew ErwinFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

biomechanicscomputational studysensorimotor transformationsmotor controlneurosciencevoluntary movementg-motoneurone collateralphysiologybiophysicsvelocity-dependent stretch reflexes

Author Response for"Generalizability of Foot Placement Control Strategies During Unperturbed and Perturbed Gait". (2024)

None Chang LiuNone Francisco J. Valero-CuevasNone James M. Finley

author responserehabilitationgait analysishuman performanceperturbed gait

Brain-Body-Task Co-Adaptation Can Improve Autonomous Learning and Speed of Bipedal Walking. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics (2024)

Darío Urbina-MeléndezHesam AzadjouFrancisco J Valero-Cuevas

brain-body-task co-adaptationneurosciencecognitive neurosciencebipedal walking

Curriculum Learning Influences the Emergence of Different Learning Trends. (2024)

Romina MirPegah OjaghiAndrew ErwinAli MarjaninejadMichael WehnerFrancisco J Valero-Cuevas

curriculum & instructioneducationlearning sciences

Generalizability of Foot Placement Control Strategies During Unperturbed and Perturbed Gait. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Chang LiuFrancisco J. Valero-CuevasJames M. Finley

motor controlopen sciencehuman movementkinesiologyrehabilitationphysiologygait analysishuman performanceathletic training

Model-Agnostic Bio-Inspired Autonomous Lifelong-Learning of Kinematic Control in Tendon-Driven Quadruped Robots. 2022 9th IEEE RAS/EMBS International Conference for Biomedical Robotics and Biomechatronics (BioRob) (2024)

Ali MarjaninejadFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

biomechanicsbiomedical engineeringrobot learningbioroboticsrobot kinematicsrobot controlbio-inspired roboticstendon-driven quadruped robotsroboticskinematic controlbiomechanical engineeringbio-inspired computationbiomimetic actuators

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Francisco Valero-Cuevas

Professor of Biomedical Engineering Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science and Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Engineering

Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Francisco Valero-Cuevas

University of Southern California

Professor of Biomedical Engineering Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science and Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Curriculum is More Influential Than Haptic Feedback When Learning Object Manipulation. Science Advances (2025)

Pegah OjaghiRomina MirAli MarjaninejadAndrew ErwinMichael WehnerFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

object manipulationbehavioral sciencesscience advancelearning scienceshaptic feedback

Vestibular Contribution to Motor Output is Also Suppressed by Voluntary Action of the Arm. The Journal of Physiology (2025)

Angelo Bartsch‐JiménezFrancisco J Valero‐Cuevas

motor controlhuman physiologyphysiologyvoluntary actionmotor outputvestibular contribution

A Commentary on Latash: “Useful and Useless Misnomers in Motor Control”. Motor Control (2024)

Grace NiyoFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

motor control

A Computational Study of How an α- to γ-Motoneurone Collateral Can Mitigate Velocity-Dependent Stretch Reflexes During Voluntary Movement. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Grace NiyoLama I. AlmofeezAndrew ErwinFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

biomechanicscomputational studysensorimotor transformationsmotor controlneurosciencevoluntary movementg-motoneurone collateralphysiologybiophysicsvelocity-dependent stretch reflexes

Author Response for"Generalizability of Foot Placement Control Strategies During Unperturbed and Perturbed Gait". (2024)

None Chang LiuNone Francisco J. Valero-CuevasNone James M. Finley

author responserehabilitationgait analysishuman performanceperturbed gait

Brain-Body-Task Co-Adaptation Can Improve Autonomous Learning and Speed of Bipedal Walking. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics (2024)

Darío Urbina-MeléndezHesam AzadjouFrancisco J Valero-Cuevas

brain-body-task co-adaptationneurosciencecognitive neurosciencebipedal walking

Curriculum Learning Influences the Emergence of Different Learning Trends. (2024)

Romina MirPegah OjaghiAndrew ErwinAli MarjaninejadMichael WehnerFrancisco J Valero-Cuevas

curriculum & instructioneducationlearning sciences

Generalizability of Foot Placement Control Strategies During Unperturbed and Perturbed Gait. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Chang LiuFrancisco J. Valero-CuevasJames M. Finley

motor controlopen sciencehuman movementkinesiologyrehabilitationphysiologygait analysishuman performanceathletic training

Ali MarjaninejadFrancisco J. Valero-Cuevas

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