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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience|March 26, 2016
Motor Skill Acquisition and Retention after Somatosensory Electrical Stimulation in Healthy HumansMenno P Veldman, Inge Zijdewind, Nicola A Maffiuletti, et al.Motor Control|March 25, 2017
Somatosensory Electrical Stimulation Does Not Augment Motor Skill Acquisition and Intermanual Transfer in Healthy Young Adults-A Pilot StudyJános Négyesi, Menno P Veldman, Kelly M M Berghuis, et al.Neuroscience|April 6, 2021
Somatosensory Targeted Memory Reactivation Modulates Oscillatory Brain Activity but not Motor Memory ConsolidationMenno P Veldman, Nina Dolfen, Mareike A Gann, et al.Neurobiology of Aging|August 6, 2016
Neuronal mechanisms of motor learning are age dependentKelly M M Berghuis, Veerle De Rond, Inge Zijdewind, et al.Journal of Clinical Medicine|February 23, 2019
Somatosensory Electrical Stimulation Does Not Improve Motor Coordination in Patients with Unilateral Knee OsteoarthritisMenno P Veldman, Julia F Item-Glatthorn, Rosa M S Visscher, et al.Human Movement Science|February 15, 2026
The effects of gait speed on the responses to immediate and prolonged exposure to mediolateral optic flow perturbation in healthy young adultsChunchun Wu, Tom J W Buurke, Rob den Otter, et al.Neuroscience|October 19, 2020
Failure to Engage Neural Plasticity through Practice of a High-difficulty Task is Accompanied by Reduced Motor Skill Retention in Older AdultsJosje M Bootsma, Simone R Caljouw, Menno P Veldman, et al.Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience|April 8, 2021
Neural Correlates of Motor Skill Learning Are Dependent on Both Age and Task DifficultyJosje M Bootsma, Simone R Caljouw, Menno P Veldman, et al.Cerebral Cortex (New York, N.Y. : 1991)|August 16, 2022
Somatosensory targeted memory reactivation enhances motor performance via hippocampal-mediated plasticityMenno P Veldman, Nina Dolfen, Mareike A Gann, et al.Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine|February 12, 2026
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation improves walking in fatigued persons with multiple sclerosis: A randomized controlled trialNikki Dreijer, Leda B Maffei, Menno P Veldman, et al.Pageof 2