The cerebellum is emerging as a powerful regulator of cognitive and affective processing
and memory in both humans and animals and has been implicated in affective disorders …

Cortical excitatory neurons show clear tuning to stimulus features, but the tuning properties
of inhibitory interneurons are ambiguous. While inhibitory neurons have been considered to …

Dystonia is a movement disorder characterized by sustained or intermittent muscle
contractions causing abnormal, often repetitive movements, postures, or both. Although …

Simulating the brain-body-environment trinity in closed loop is an attractive proposal to
investigate how perception, motor activity and interactions with the environment shape brain …

Modern electrophysiological recordings simultaneously capture single-unit spiking activities
of hundreds of neurons spread across large cortical distances. Yet, this parallel activity is …

We propose and discuss a platform overarching benchmark suite for neuromorphic
hardware. This suite covers benchmarks from low-level characterization to high-level …

Neural signals for locomotion are influenced both by the neural network architecture and
sensory inputs coordinating and adapting the gait to the environment. Adaptation relies on …

Trial-by-trial variability is a ubiquitous property of neuronal activity in vivo which shapes the
stimulus response. Computational models have revealed how local network structure and …

Researchers working with neural networks have historically focused on either non-spiking
neurons tractable for running on computers or more biologically plausible spiking neurons …

It is common for animals to use self-generated movements to actively sense the surrounding
environment. For instance, rodents rhythmically move their whiskers to explore the space …