The “dorsal attention network” or “frontoparietal network” refers to a network of cortical
regions that support sustained attention and working memory. Recent work has …

Highlights•The cerebellum, although cytoarchitectonically homogenous, exhibits specificity
in its connections with cerebral cortical networks•Cerebellar areas connected with the …

Substantial portions of the cerebellum appear to support non-motor functions; however,
previous investigations of cerebellar involvement in cognition have revealed only a coarse …

Insights from both lesion and neuroimaging studies increasingly substantiate the view that
the human cerebellum not only serves motor control but also supports various cognitive …

Previous research in patients with cerebellar damage suggests that the cerebellum plays a
role in covert visual attention. One limitation of some of these studies is that they examined …

The presence, and nature, of any role of the cerebellum in complex, non-motor behaviors is
only beginning to be uncovered. We investigated the non-spatial temporal dynamics of …

The dorsal frontoparietal attention network has been subdivided into at least eight areas in
humans. However, the circuitry linking these areas and the functions of different circuit paths …

The cerebellum plays a role in coordination of movements and non-motor functions.
Cerebellar nuclei (CN) axons connect to various parts of the thalamo-cortical network, but …

Convergent data from various scientific approaches strongly implicate cerebellar systems in
nonmotor functions. The functional anatomy of these systems has been pieced together from …

Introduction The dorsal attention network (DAN) is an important mediator of goal‐directed
attentional processing. Multiple cortical areas, such as the frontal eye fields, intraparietal …