Many activities of daily living require moving both hands in an organized manner in space
and time. Therefore, understanding the impact of aging on bimanual coordination is …

Background With increasing age motor functions decline. The additional challenges of
executing bimanual movements further hinder motor functions in older adults. The current …

Previous research has indicated that neural crosstalk is asymmetric, with the dominant
effector exerting a stronger influence on the non-dominant effector than vice versa. Recently …

The cerebellum appears to undergo late maturation in children and early decline at older
age. Whether these age-related changes affect bimanual coordination performance remains …

Many of the activities associated with spaceflight require individuals to coordinate actions
between the limbs (eg, controlling a rover, landing a spacecraft). However, research …

Recent transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) research indicated that the ability of the
dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) to disinhibit the contralateral primary motor cortex …

In an experiment conducted by Kennedy et al.(Exp Brain Res 233: 181–195, 2016),
dominant right-handed individuals were required to produce a rhythm of isometric forces in a …

Abnormal perceptual-motor coordination is hypothesized here to be involved in social
deficits of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). To test this hypothesis, high functioning children …

The ability to coordinate actions between the limbs is important for many operationally
relevant tasks associated with space exploration. A future milestone in space exploration is …

Performing an action at a maximum speed or with a maximum strength simultaneously with
two limbs leads to a lower performance than the sum of unimanual performances. This …