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Kunlin Wei, Ph.D

Affiliations:

2009-

Psychology

Peking University, Beijing, Beijing Shi, China

Area:

Computational Motor Control

Website:

http://www.psy.pku.edu.cn/~weikunlin/index_en.html

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Parents

Dagmar Sternad	grad student	2000-2007	Penn State
Konrad P. Kording	post-doc		Northwestern

Children

You Liang	research assistant		Department of Psychology, Peking University
Tianhe Wang	research assistant
Hörmet T. Yiltiz	research assistant
Qicheng Ding	grad student		Department of Psychology, Peking University
Xiang Yan	grad student		Department of Psychology, Peking University

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Jiang W, Liu Y, Bi Y, et al. (2021) Sensorimotor knowledge from task-irrelevant feedback contributes to motor learning. Journal of Neurophysiology
Wang T, Zhu Z, Kana I, et al. (2020) Accuracy of hand localization is subject-specific and improved without performance feedback. Scientific Reports. 10: 19188
Yin C, Wei K. (2020) Savings in sensorimotor adaptation without explicit strategy. Journal of Neurophysiology
Cohen EJ, Wei K, Minciacchi D. (2019) Visuomotor perturbation in a continuous circle tracing task: novel approach for quantifying motor adaptation. Scientific Reports. 9: 18679
Chambers C, Kong G, Wei K, et al. (2019) Pose estimates from online videos show that side-by-side walkers synchronize movement under naturalistic conditions. Plos One. 14: e0217861
Yin C, Wang H, Wei K, et al. (2019) Sensorimotor priors are effector-dependent. Journal of Neurophysiology
Wei K, Kording KP. (2018) Behavioral tracking gets real. Nature Neuroscience
Tian Y, Huang Y, He J, et al. (2018) What affects gait performance during walking while texting? A comparison of motor, visual and cognitive factors. Ergonomics. 1-26
Jiang W, Yuan X, Yin C, et al. (2018) Visuomotor learning is dependent on direction-specific error saliency. Journal of Neurophysiology
Kong G, Zhou Z, Wang Q, et al. (2017) Credit assignment between body and object probed by an object transportation task. Scientific Reports. 7: 13415

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