Conference Progress in Motor Control-II: August 1999: University Park, PA

IBN-9813994 LAY摘要 一个 国际 会议“进展在电机 控制-II：自愿运动的知觉控制中的结构-功能关系”，计划在1999年8月的最后三天举行。 会议将在Nittany Lion Inn举行，在校园内 宾夕法尼亚州立大学，大学公园，宾夕法尼亚州。 这次会议将代表第二步沿着急需的路线走向整合的信息在该地区的感觉运动控制。 应邀发言者的广泛参与将使会议对潜在的与会者具有独特的吸引力。 会议 将涵盖以下主题：感觉运动控制的神经生理学方面;运动的知觉控制; 生物力学; 电机 疾病; 电机 发展;运动的心理生理学;感觉运动控制的模型和理论。 所有的主题都强调适应行为研究的综合方法。这次会议的重点将是神经生理和生物力学结构及其感觉运动功能之间的相互作用。 会议将包括14个特邀演讲，免费讲台演讲和海报会议。受邀演讲者的选择基于他们对运动研究的综合方法，他们对感觉运动控制不同领域的杰出贡献，特别是理解各种神经生理结构和生物力学因素在自愿运动协调中的作用，以及他们的国际声誉。 会议摘要将分发给与会者。 受邀演讲者将撰写章节，这些章节将由Human Kinetics Publishers出版。

IBN-9813994 LAY ABSTRACT An International Conference "Progress in Motor Control-II: Structure-Function Relations in the Perceptual Control of Voluntary Movements" is planned for the last three days in August 1999. The Conference will take place in the Nittany Lion Inn, on the campus of the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. This conference will represent the second step along the much-needed route towards integration of information in the area of sensorimotor control. The participation of the spectrum of the invited speakers will make it unique and attractive for potential participants. The Conference will cover the following topics: Neurophysiological Aspects of Sensorimotor Control of Movements; Perceptual Control of Movement; Biomechanics; Motor Disorders; Motor Development; Psychophysiology of Movements; Models and Theories in Sensorimotor Control. All topics will emphasize an integrative approach to the study of adaptive behavior. The focus of this particular meeting will be on the interactions between neurophysiological and biomechanical structures and their sensorimotor functions. The Conference will include 14 invited presentations, free podium presentations, and poster sessions. Invited speakers were selected based on their integrative approach to movement studies, their outstanding contribution to different areas of sensorimotor control, particularly to understanding the role of various neurophysiological structures and of biomechanical factors in the coordination of voluntary movements, and their international reputation. Conference abstracts will be distributed among the participants. Invited speakers will write chapters that will be published as a book by Human Kinetics Publishers.