Seth Sullivan
@SethSullivan_
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PhD Student UD BME Interested in neuromechanics, sports science, coding, and basketball
Joined April 2020
RT @JNeurophysiol: Find out why it's so hard to make decisions during time limits in this @UDelaware #ArticleinPress, #Indecision under tim….
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Come work in a great lab!.
My research group is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to study the principles of coadaptation between human-human and human-adaptive agent pairs. Ad below. Please retweet!
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RT @JCashaback: Our latest paper that we are very excited about is out!."Online movements reflect ongoing deliberation.".A tour de force ef….
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From navigating a crowded hallway to skiing down a treacherous hill, humans are constantly making decisions while moving. Insightful past work has provided a glimpse of decision deliberation at the...
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This was a ton of fun! Thanks to all the labs who helped out.
A huge thank you to @JCashaback & colleagues for hosting our 5th graders for #BrainDay! They had a blast learning in your labs @SethSullivan @UDelaware @ChristinaK12
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RT @JCashaback: Following the recent NSF DARE conference, a large team of us got together and wrote a perspective piece on where and how co….
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RT @ARoth1338: We are excited to share our new paper that dives into the role of reinforcement-based processes in task redundant motor expl….
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RT @JCashaback: Roles and interplay between muscular co-contraction and visuomotor feedback responses when regulating movement variability.….
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The naturally occurring variability in our movements often poses a significant challenge when attempting to produce precise and accurate actions, which is readily evident when playing a game of...
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RT @JCashaback: We are excited to share our new paper that predicts the onset timing of multiple motor commands (.….
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The timing of motor commands is critical for task performance. A well-known example is rapidly raising the arm while standing upright. Here, reaction forces from the arm movement to the body are...
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RT @PatrickBloniasz: Are you an aspiring or practicing neuroscientist who wants to learn Python for free? Dr. Mark Kramer and colleagues @B….
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RT @BiomechanicsOOM: Want to learn Biomechanics? Professor Scott Delp at @StanfordNMBL, and Tom Uchida of University of Ottawa share an ent….
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RT @kayla_pariser: I am excited to share our new publication in the Journal of Biomechanical Engineering! In this study we developed and va….
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Abstract. Treadmill training is a common intervention to promote healthy walking function for individuals with pathological gait. However, because of the heterogeneity of many patient populations,...
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RT @arjunrajlab: Over the years, the lab and I have come up with various materials for science process (writing, presenting, reviewing, etc….
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THE FOLLOWING IS OUT OF DATE MOVED NOW TO: https://arjun-raj-lab.gitbook.io/arjun-rajs-tools-for-science ******************************************************************************** Tools for...
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RT @s_gruppetta_ct: Matplotlib has two alternatives to create plots and figures. This can be confusing for beginners…. …from a beginner's….
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RT @DeepMind: Today in @SciReports, the graph imputer, a new model that can predict where players will run, on and off-screen, using past a….
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RT @LFeldmanBarrett: The full video from Monday's Systems Neuroscience workshop is now available, with Ben Hayden, Luiz Pessoa, Barbara Fin….
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RT @_LauraStGermain: New #preprint! We tested between OPTIMAL theory and information-processing explanations for the self-controlled learni….
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RT @EamonnFlanagan: Superb paper by @joshrbaxter et al. Research that directly informs training prescription. They measured Achilles tendo….
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Was reading through @NPRougier 's Scientific Visualization book and found this great figure explaining the anatomy of a matplotlib figure. Highly recommend the book for those wanting to improve their data visualization skills
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RT @patrickmineault: Super excited to finally release this handbook on writing good research code. Based on my experiences going from resea….
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This handbook is for grad students, postdocs and PIs who do a lot of programming as part of their research. It will teach you, in a practical manner, how to organize your code so that it is easy to...
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