Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/2025Huge thanks to my coauthors Adrian Haith & Rouwen Cañal-Bruland 🙏 And to Alfredo Hernandez for further developing the interactive citation graph that visualizes the separation in motor learning research! 000
Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/20254. Culture Basic & applied motor learning often live in different worlds: 🔹 different labs 🔹 different conferences 🔹 different departments These separations might limit exchange. Joint projects, workshops & interdisciplinary training could help bring the fields together. 100
Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/20253. Tasks Lab tasks: controlled & mechanistic ✅ Applied tasks: complex & ecological ✅ Why not combine them? A systematic battery of tasks, from reductionist to real-world, could link understanding with skill learning. 100
Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/20252. Frameworks Basic research = computational models 🧮 Applied research = conceptual frameworks 📚 Both have blind spots, but connecting them could give us precise, testable, AND ecologically valid theories of motor learning. 100
Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/20251. Common Topics Basic & applied motor learning often ask similar questions, e.g., about implicit/explicit learning, generalization, or variability. But they rarely cite each other 🤯 Exploring these common topics is a first step to bridging the gap. 110
Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/2025📊 Citation map: alfredohernandezinostroza.github.io/CitationMap/ 💻 Data & code: github.com/alfredoherna...alfredohernandezinostroza.github.ioGraph Visualization 100
Eric Grießbach @ericgriessbach.bsky.social · 12/09/2025Excited to share our new preprint on bridging basic & applied approaches in motor learning 🧠 Integration of these currently separate traditions could advance the field by connecting complementary perspectives on how humans learn and optimize movement. 📄 Preprint: osf.io/preprints/ps...osf.ioOSF 2133