Matthew Scott

Proud to have this article accepted, what feels like the culmination of my PhD and postdoc research!

Here I propose the Sensory Conflict Hypothesis (SCH) of combined action observation and motor imagery (AOMI).

tinyurl.com/yv8utusu

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It was a pleasure to deliver a keynote at the 2026 @_RIOgroup_ meeting to discuss the Sensory Conflict Hypothesis of AOMI (see 2/2). After 20 years of RIO meetings, it's amazing to see the organization growing with a strong international attendance and student contribution.

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I had the pleasure of joining @TAMU powerlifting coach and PhD candidate Rob Escalante on the Escalate Podcast to discuss implications and benefits of motor imagery and observation for powerlifting.

Take a listen below! 👇

open.spotify.com/episode/6rug3W…

After an amazing few years at UBC, I'm excited to announce that I'll be joining the Department of Kinesiology & Sport Management at Texas A&M University as an Assistant Professor this July.

In this new role I'll be launching the Motor Cognition, Neuroscience and Behavior Lab! 🧠

Researching motor learning in a group or dyadic context? Submit to our upcoming special issue in @JMLDjournal!

See details below 👇