The adult mammalian cerebellar cortex is generally assumed to have a uniform
cytoarchitecture. Differences in cerebellar function are thought to arise primarily through …

The cerebellum has already been shown to participate in the navigation function. We
propose here that this structure is involved in maintaining a sense of direction and location …

Sensorimotor integration is crucial to perception and motor control. How and where this
process takes place in the brain is still largely unknown. Here we analyze the cerebellar …

To localize objects during active sensing, animals must differentiate stimuli caused by
volitional movement from real-world object motion. To determine a neural basis for this …

Perception of external objects involves sensory acquisition via the relevant sensory organs.
A widely-accepted assumption is that the sensory organ is the first station in a serial chain of …

The cerebellum is an essential structure for the control of movement. It sends abundant
ascending projections to the cerebral cortex via the thalamus, but its contribution to cortical …

Cerebellar function is increasingly discussed in terms of engineering schemes for motor
control and signal processing that involve internal models. To address the relation between …

A longstanding open problem of systems neuroscience is to understand how the brain
calibrates thousands of reflexes to achieve near instantaneous disturbance rejection. While …

While task-dependent responses of specific brain areas during cognitive tasks are well
established, much less is known about the changes occurring in resting state networks …

Introduction: Spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 (SCA3) is an autosomal dominant, cerebellar
degeneration predominant disease caused by excessive CAG repeats. We examined event …