Anouck Matthijs

The paper examines age-related changes in cerebellar gray matter volume across different regions and finds heterogeneous decline with no significant relationship to topological organization or sensorimotor function.

This study shows that cerebellar motor functions remain preserved in older adults despite structural degeneration, while non-cerebellar sensorimotor functions decline with age.

The paper examines cerebellar resilience to task demands in healthy adults across age groups, finding task-specific resilience in motor functions but not in cognitive functions or general sensorimotor performance.

The paper investigates age-related changes in motor control during multi-joint movements, finding preserved feedforward control but deteriorated feedback control in older adults.

This study finds older adults make more errors and show greater balance variability during shoulder checks while cycling, contributing to higher single-sided bike accident risk.