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Robert Sainburg

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Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

Robert Sainburg is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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neuroscience motor control rehabilitation neurophysiology cognitive neuroscience human movement neurology kinesiology brain science stroke experimental psychology computational neuroscience motor behavior interlimb transfer neurorehabilitation stroke rehabilitation neural science kinematics experimental medicine upper extremity motion control motor lateralization interlimb differences movement analysis visuomotor rotations hemispheric specialization unilateral stroke functional independence adaptation movement disorders neurodynamics vision research limb dynamics bilateral movements load compensation visuomotor adaptation occupational therapy visual science hearing research automatic control active control hand therapy task performance motor disorders movement control movement coordination ipsilesional deficits brain lateralization limb position drift physical medicine animal cognition animal physiology digital scholarship electronic library informetrics sport science exercise science planning practices experimental biology later adulthood remedial action orthopedic biomechanics control science bipedal locomotion command and control error correction error analysis mode of action task allocation action pattern trajectory planning neuropsychiatry model predictive control brain function brain organization brain health neural mechanisms neuroanatomy functional neuroanatomy

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Lateralization of Acquisition and Consolidation in Direction but Not Amplitude of a Motor Skill Task. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Jisung YukRobert L. Sainburg

motor skillsneurosciencetask performanceacquisitionsmotor behaviormotor skill taskmotor control

Role of Proprioception in Corrective Visually-Guided Movements: Larger Movement Errors in Both Arms of a Deafferented Individual Compared to Control Participants. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Shanie A.L. JayasingheRobert L. SainburgFabrice R. Sarlegna

motor skillsneurosciencemotor systemsactive controldeafferented individualvisual systemrehabilitationvisual perceptiongesture processingcorrective visually-guided movementsmotor controlexperimental psychologykinesiologyneurorehabilitationhearing researchhuman movementvisual sciencesensorimotor transformationsneurodynamicslarger movement errorsmovement disorders

Roles of Handedness and Hemispheric Lateralization: Implications for Rehabilitation of the Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems: A Rapid Review. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2024)

Brooke DexheimerRobert SainburgSydney SharpBenjamin A. Philip

rehabilitationcentral nervous systemoccupational therapyrapid reviewhemispheric lateralization

Symmetry and Synchrony of Bimanual Movements Are Not Predicated on Interlimb Control Coupling.. Journal of Neurophysiology (2024)

Jisung YukNick M. KitchenAndrzej PrzybylaRobert A. ScheidtRobert L. Sainburg

physiologyneurosciencehuman movementsymmetrykinesiologyneurophysiologyinterlimb control couplingbimanual movementsmotor control

The Complementary Dominance Hypothesis: A Model for Remediating the ‘Good’ Hand in Stroke Survivors. The Journal of Physiology (2024)

Nick M. KitchenBrooke DexheimerJisung YukCandice MaenzaPaul R. RuelosTaewon KimRobert L. Sainburg

physiologyneurosciencesurvival analysisstroke rehabilitationrehabilitationstroke survivorsstrokephysiological researchanimal physiologyhuman physiologycomplementary dominance hypothesis

Adaptive Control is Reversed Between Hands After Left Hemisphere Stroke and Lost Following Right Hemisphere Stroke. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Rini VargheseJames GordonRobert L. SainburgCarolee J. WinsteinNicolas Schweighofer

neurologyneurosciencestroke rehabilitationhand therapyadaptive controlrehabilitationstroke

Bilateral Arm Movements Are Coordinated via Task-Dependent Negotiations Between Independent and Codependent Control, but Not by a “Coupling” Control Policy. Journal of Neurophysiology (2023)

Nick M. KitchenJisung YukAndrzej PrzybylaRobert A. ScheidtRobert L. Sainburg

codependent controlphysiologyneurosciencetask-dependent negotiationsneurophysiologycontrol policybilateral arm movementsmotor control

Ipsilesional Arm Training in Severe Stroke to Improve Functional Independence (Ipsi): Phase II Protocol. BMC Neurology (2022)

Candice MaenzaRobert L. SainburgRini VargheseBrooke DexheimerMarika DemersLauri BishopShanie A. L. JayasingheDavid A. WagstaffCarolee Winstein

neurologyneurosciencerehabilitationipsilesional arm trainingstrokesevere strokephase ii protocolfunctional independence

Movement Neuroscience Foundations of Neurorehabilitation. Springer eBooks (2022)

Robert L. SainburgPratik K. Mutha

neurorehabilitationneurosciencemotor control

Neural Control of Stopping and Stabilizing the Arm. Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience (2022)

Shanie A. L. JayasingheRobert A. ScheidtRobert L. Sainburg

neurosciencerehabilitationneurorehabilitationstabilitycomputational neurosciencecognitive neuroscienceneural controlmotor control

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Robert Sainburg

Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

Robert Sainburg is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Pennsylvania State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lateralization of Acquisition and Consolidation in Direction but Not Amplitude of a Motor Skill Task. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Jisung YukRobert L. Sainburg

motor skillsneurosciencetask performanceacquisitionsmotor behaviormotor skill taskmotor control

Role of Proprioception in Corrective Visually-Guided Movements: Larger Movement Errors in Both Arms of a Deafferented Individual Compared to Control Participants. Experimental Brain Research (2024)

Shanie A.L. JayasingheRobert L. SainburgFabrice R. Sarlegna

Roles of Handedness and Hemispheric Lateralization: Implications for Rehabilitation of the Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems: A Rapid Review. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2024)

Brooke DexheimerRobert SainburgSydney SharpBenjamin A. Philip

rehabilitationcentral nervous systemoccupational therapyrapid reviewhemispheric lateralization

Symmetry and Synchrony of Bimanual Movements Are Not Predicated on Interlimb Control Coupling.. Journal of Neurophysiology (2024)

Jisung YukNick M. KitchenAndrzej PrzybylaRobert A. ScheidtRobert L. Sainburg

physiologyneurosciencehuman movementsymmetrykinesiologyneurophysiologyinterlimb control couplingbimanual movementsmotor control

The Complementary Dominance Hypothesis: A Model for Remediating the ‘Good’ Hand in Stroke Survivors. The Journal of Physiology (2024)

Nick M. KitchenBrooke DexheimerJisung YukCandice MaenzaPaul R. RuelosTaewon KimRobert L. Sainburg

physiologyneurosciencesurvival analysisstroke rehabilitationrehabilitationstroke survivorsstrokephysiological researchanimal physiologyhuman physiologycomplementary dominance hypothesis

Adaptive Control is Reversed Between Hands After Left Hemisphere Stroke and Lost Following Right Hemisphere Stroke. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Rini VargheseJames GordonRobert L. SainburgCarolee J. WinsteinNicolas Schweighofer

neurologyneurosciencestroke rehabilitationhand therapyadaptive controlrehabilitationstroke

Bilateral Arm Movements Are Coordinated via Task-Dependent Negotiations Between Independent and Codependent Control, but Not by a “Coupling” Control Policy. Journal of Neurophysiology (2023)

Nick M. KitchenJisung YukAndrzej PrzybylaRobert A. ScheidtRobert L. Sainburg

codependent controlphysiologyneurosciencetask-dependent negotiationsneurophysiologycontrol policybilateral arm movementsmotor control

Ipsilesional Arm Training in Severe Stroke to Improve Functional Independence (Ipsi): Phase II Protocol. BMC Neurology (2022)

Candice MaenzaRobert L. SainburgRini VargheseBrooke DexheimerMarika DemersLauri BishopShanie A. L. JayasingheDavid A. WagstaffCarolee Winstein

neurologyneurosciencerehabilitationipsilesional arm trainingstrokesevere strokephase ii protocolfunctional independence

Movement Neuroscience Foundations of Neurorehabilitation. Springer eBooks (2022)

Robert L. SainburgPratik K. Mutha

neurorehabilitationneurosciencemotor control

Neural Control of Stopping and Stabilizing the Arm. Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience (2022)

Shanie A. L. JayasingheRobert A. ScheidtRobert L. Sainburg

neurosciencerehabilitationneurorehabilitationstabilitycomputational neurosciencecognitive neuroscienceneural controlmotor control

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