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This project investigates how different types of cerebellar neurons contribute to various behaviors, including reward prediction and social interactions. Using machine learning, it aims to classify these neurons and analyze their activity in both typical and autism model mice to uncover insights into brain function and…
One of the fundamental goals of neuroscience is to understand how the organization and the dynamics of the neural circuits underly their ability to drive adaptive behaviour.
The cerebellar cortex provides a unique system to define such structure-function relationships due to its accessibility, well-defined architecture, and involvement in pervasive brain disorders as autism.
Recent evidence suggests that the cerebellum may generate predictions to facilitate a variety of motor and non-motor behav…
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