The contributions of cortico-cerebellar and cortico-striatal circuits to timing and time
perception have often been a point of contention. In this review we propose that the …

The past 25 years have seen the functional domain of the cerebellum extend beyond the
realm of motor control, with considerable discussion of how this subcortical structure …

Aging is associated with impaired motor performance across a range of tasks. Both primary
neural representations of movement and potential compensatory cognitive mechanisms …

With the rapidly growing population of older adults, an improved understanding of brain and
cognitive aging is critical, given the impacts on health, independence, and quality of life. To …

Graph theory provides a means to understand the nature of network characteristics and
connectivity between specific brain regions. Here it was used to investigate whether the …

Healthy aging is marked by declines in a variety of cognitive and motor abilities. A better
understanding of the aging brain may aid in elucidating the neural substrates of these …

The cognitive dysmetria framework postulates that the deficits seen in schizophrenia are due
to underlying cerebello-thalamo-cortical dysfunction. The cerebellum is thought to be crucial …

Mounting evidence indicates that posterolateral portions of the cerebellum (right Crus I/II)
contribute to language processing, but the nature of this role remains unclear. Based on a …

Cerebellar contributions to motor learning are well-documented. For example, under some
conditions, patients with cerebellar damage are impaired at visuomotor adaptation and at …

The emergence of studies on cerebellar contributions in 'non-motor'aspects of predictive
language processing has long been awaited by researchers investigating the neural …