Abstract
Oscillatory activity in motor cortex has been observed in many experimental contexts, leading to various hypotheses about its possible behavioral function. In this issue of Neuron, Engelhard etal. (2013) report that oscillations can be volitionally controlled, opening new directions to explore their function and underlying mechanisms.
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