The lab is open to undergraduates, graduate students, and visitors (interns, post-docs, and
faculty on sabbatical).

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The lab has a director, graduate students, undergraduates, and visitors.

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Projects in the lab mainly concern the cognitive control of movement (movement planning). Topics include actions and reactions, bimanual coordination and haptic tracking, computational modeling, object manipulation, obstacle avoidance, and stillness.

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Publication in top-tier journals and other outlets is a central aim of the lab.

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People working in the lab are involved in a number of related scientific activities.

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The lab is located in 351 Moore Building, Department of Psychology, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 16802.

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