Emerging perspectives for the study of the neural basis of motor behaviour.

This article provides a summary of the latest perspectives in the study of the neural control of movement. It discusses topics such as motor control mechanisms, the role of feedback in neural population dynamics, and the connection between movement and cognition. The article also highlights new experimental methods and analytical techniques that enable the study of movement in real-world scenarios. The document is a compilation of scientific articles related to motor control and learning, covering topics such as sensorimotor adaptation, decision-making, and the role of different brain regions in motor control. These articles provide valuable insights into the mechanisms and processes involved in motor control and learning, with implications for fields such as rehabilitation and robotics. [Extracted from the article]