When animals walk overground, mechanical stimuli activate various receptors located in
muscles, joints and skin. Afferents from these mechanoreceptors project to neuronal …

Time perception is an essential element of conscious and subconscious experience,
coordinating our perception and interaction with the surrounding environment. In recent …

The classification of neuronal subpopulations has significantly advanced, yet its relevance
for behavior remains unclear. The highly organized flocculus of the cerebellum, known to …

It is widely accepted that the cerebellum acquires and maintain internal models for motor
control. An internal model simulates mapping between a set of causes and effects. There are …

For many decades, the predominant view in the cerebellar field has been that the
olivocerebellar system's primary function is to induce plasticity in the cerebellar cortex …

The climbing fiber–Purkinje cell circuit is one of the most powerful and highly conserved in
the central nervous system. Climbing fibers exert a powerful excitatory action that results in a …

A crucial issue in understanding cerebellar function is the interaction between simple spike
(SS) and complex spike (CS) discharge, the two fundamentally different activity modalities of …

Whole-brain imaging allows for comprehensive functional mapping of distributed neural
pathways, but neuronal perturbation experiments are usually limited to targeting predefined …

Existing knowledge of the cerebellar microcircuitry structure and physiology allows a rather
detailed description of what it in itself can and cannot do. Combined with a known mapping …

Inferior olivary activity causes both short-term and long-term changes in cerebellar output
underlying motor performance and motor learning. Many of its neurons engage in coherent …