Charles L Rice

22PUBLICATIONS
13CO-AUTHORS
Dynamics, vibration and vibration controlMicroelectromechanical systems (MEMS)BiomechanicsNeurology and neuromuscular diseasesMotor control
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Publications (22)

|Aug 04, 2026
Intermittent low-intensity contractions cause a dissociation between maximal motor unit firing rates and changes in torque and contractile speed.

|Mar 26, 2026
Characterizing motor unit firing rates in the human erector spinae.

P Jordan Travis, Jacob Fanous, Charles L Rice

|Mar 05, 2026
Load- and frequency-dependent impairments to isotonic power are greater than isometric torque following concentric-eccentric fatiguing contractions in humans.

Raaj A Dudani, Alexander M Zero, Charles L Rice

|Feb 19, 2026
Sex-related differences in submaximal but not maximal motor unit firing rates of the human vastus intermedius and vastus lateralis.

Jacob Fanous, Alexander M Zero, Charles L Rice

|Sep 27, 2025
Maximal human motor unit firing rates decline in response to nonvolitional induced torque loss: further evidence for peripheral feedback inhibition.

Alexander M Zero, Jacob Fanous, Charles L Rice

|Jun 04, 2025
Investigating motor unit firing rates during arm cycling compared with intensity-matched isometric contractions in humans.

Daniel C Basile, Alysha D Wira, Charles L Rice

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Frequent Collaborators

14 joint publications

Alexander M Zero

5 joint publications

Jacob Fanous

3 joint publications

Eric A Kirk

3 joint publications

Chris J McNeil