by Michelle Osmond

Dr. Carnahan's research is featured in International Innovation, a global dissemination resource for the wider scientific, technology and research communities.

In it, she explains how she studies motor skills to further uncover the processes of motor skill learning in humans: This could be as simple as riding a bike or performing medical procedures. The results could have major benefits for reducing costs in time, money and injury experienced in many work environments reliant on practical skills.

Read the article here.