Ryan Frost
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Ryan Frost’s research lies at the intersection of sensorimotor neuroscience and human locomotion, where he investigates how the central nervous system integrates visual and proprioceptive feedback to control gait. His most-cited work, “Sensorimotor control of gait: a novel approach for the study of the interplay of visual and proprioceptive feedback” (2015), has garnered 39 citations and introduces an innovative experimental paradigm that disentangles these sensory contributions during walking. Frost’s major contribution is advancing the theoretical framework of sensorimotor control—demonstrating that the brain not only uses expected sensory consequences for movement planning but also relies on online feedback to monitor and correct ongoing motor output. This dual-process model has implications for rehabilitation robotics and understanding gait disorders. His work is notable for bridging computational motor control theory with real-world locomotion, offering a more dynamic view of how we navigate our environment. Frost’s research continues to shape how scientists and clinicians think about the interplay between prediction and feedback in human movement.
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