Fred Crevecoeur
@fredcrevecoeur.bsky.social
Senior Research Fellow, F.R.S.-FNRS, UCLouvain, WEL Research Institute, research on neuroscience, motor control, systems and control theory. Scientific account, publications, events... https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=-EEfvcEAAAAJ&hl=fr&oi=a
Available as early release, latest work from the lab by my talented collaborator @harikalidindi.bsky.social : www.jneurosci.org/content/earl...
When anticipation is not enough: a mixture of robust and adaptive feedback control strategies improve reaching in dynamic environments
Successful goal-directed movements depend on the central nervous system’s (CNS) ability to handle diverse physical interactions. The CNS is thought to handle different dynamical contexts through three...
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Preprint out by @harikalidindi.bsky.social : reaching movements result from multiple control and adaptation processes dependent on whether the context is predictable: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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Paper is out by @harikalidindi.bsky.social : feedback control model of neural population activity www.cell.com/cell-reports...
Feedback control of random networks as a model of flexible motor cortical dynamics across tasks
Kalidindi and Crevecoeur develop a computational framework linking feedback-controlled networks to limb dynamics. They demonstrate that optimal control of fixed network reproduces key motor cortical d...
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🚨🚨 We're hiring !! Looking for postdoc? Come work in an international, collaborative and stimulating environment on mechanisms of human upper limb motor control 👇👇👇 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/386645
Postdoc Position on Systems Neuroscience, Motor Control at UCLouvain, Belgium
Project Title: Multi-disciplinary, multi-lab investigations of the neural bases of human sensorimotor control Project Description:
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Preprint alert 🚨:Measured and modelled transitions between self-paced walking and synchronization with rhythmic auditory cues 👇 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Measured and modelled transitions between self-paced walking and synchronization with rhythmic auditory cues
Constraining gait rhythm with a metronome has been shown to influence gait pattern in many different ways. While rhythmic cues can improve several parameters in some clinical populations, they do alte...
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In Munich for the 2nd European Motor Control Conference, many thanks to the organisers !
New York Times story with profiles of researchers whose grants were terminated. [Gift Link] www.nytimes.com/2025/08/24/o...
Opinion | America First? Not When It Comes to Your Health.
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When we reach for an object, we adapt to unexpected dynamics and respond to disturbances. These two mechanisms work online, and when you perturb them at the right time, you can see interference... Full story ➡️ www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Interference between flexible and adaptive reaching control
Humans rapidly update the control of an ongoing movement following changes in contextual parameters. This involves adjusting the controller to exploit redundancy in the movement goal, such as when rea...
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In Maastricht for @ispgr.bsky.social, come check our work this afternoon ! P02-M-100 by Clémence Vandamme
Fred Crevecoeur @fredericcrevec1 🚨preprint time by @harikalidindi.bsky.social for our work on neural population dynamics: we show that features of neural population activity during reaching emerge from a simple linear body-network system 🧵👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Neural Population Mechanisms for Flexible Sensorimotor Control
Modern large-scale recordings have revealed that motor cortex activity during reaching follows low-dimensional dynamics, thought to reflect sensorimotor computations. However, the origin of these patt...
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Hari Kalidindi@harikalidindi.bsky.social · last yr.I am very happy to share our work with @fredcrevecoeur.bsky.social Here, we move away from the complexity of training a neural network and ask - what minimal ingredients produce motor‑cortex-style dynamics? t.co/MkLJcrzZdm
Amazing #cosyne25 @cosynemeeting.bsky.social Lots of feedback, tons of idea, wonderful exchanges !! @harikalidindi.bsky.social
In Delaware for lab visit and talk with Josh Cashaback. Wonderful time, lots if science going on here ! Random pick 👇
The program for the next COSYNE meeting looks beyond awesome, very much looking forward to it ! ➡️ www.cosyne.org/main-meeting @cosynemeeting.bsky.social
Main Meeting — COSYNE
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Announcing a new week-long program for young computational neuroscience/ behavior professors to talk about rigorous science, mentoring, lab management, and networking in a stunning retreat setting. Do great science as a community and have fun doing so.
