Robin Broersen

The paper investigates the electrophysiological properties of mesodiencephalic junction neurons projecting to the inferior olive and finds they exhibit distinct firing patterns and response characteristics compared to non-projecting neurons.

This study identifies cellular and circuit mechanisms in mouse V1 that process binocular visual information, showing distinct roles for callosal projections and neuronal excitability.

This study investigates how binocular vision influences escape behavior by analyzing the processing of visual input in the superior colliculus through multiple neural pathways.

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

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.

This study shows that observing others' hand actions activates specific cerebellar regions and that SCA6 patients have impaired ability to perceive these actions.