Christin Sadler
PhD Student
Christin is currently pursuing her PhD looking at how fatigue impacts measures of sensorimotor performance. Her research involves the use of a startling acoustic stimulus, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and tDCS. Christin was awarded an NSERC CGS-D scholarship in 2022
Kathleen (Katie) Peters
PhD Student
Katie is currently pursuing her PhD looking at how cognitive fatigue impacts motor preparation and response initiation. Her research involves the use of a startling acoustic stimulus, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and tDCS. Katie was awarded an NSERC CGS-D scholarship...
Anthony N. Carlsen, PhD (Tony)
Lab Director / PI
Tony Carlsen is an Associate Professor and the director and lead investigator of the NeuroMotor Behaviour Lab at the University of Ottawa. After completing his PhD in Motor Control at UBC, he went on to work as a postdoctoral fellow...
613-562-5800
Past Members
Neil M. Drummond
PhD student
Dr. Neil Drummond completed his PhD in 2016. He completed his MSc under the supervision of Dr. Erin Cressman and Dr. Tony Carlsen at the University of Ottawa. Neil's primary research interests include how the brain inhibits unwanted movement and...
Mike Kennefick
MSc Student
Mike Kennefick completed his MSc under the supervision of Dr. Tony Carlsen in 2014. His thesis comprised two studies investigating the "Time course of corticospinal excitability in simple reaction time tasks" - one of which was published in 2014 in...
Victoria Smith
MSc Student
Vikki finished her MSc thesis investigating the role of the primary motor cortex in the StartReact effect using transcranial magnetic stimulation.
Joelle Hajj
MSc Student
Joelle completed her MSc student investigating whether perceptual processing be altered at peak limb velocity of a goal-directed movement.
Alexandra Leguerrier
MSc Student
Alex completed her MSc looking at differences in reaction time and preparatory activation as a result of varying accuracy requirements.
