Cathrin B. Canto

This study investigates how synaptic changes in the cerebellar nuclei contribute to associative learning in mice during eyeblink conditioning.

This study investigates how sleep affects cerebellar processing in adult mice by examining correlations between muscle twitches, EEG, and climbing fiber activity during different sleep stages.

This study shows that perineuronal nets in the deep cerebellar nuclei are involved in regulating cerebellar plasticity and associative memory through structural and functional changes during eyeblink conditioning.