Neuronal Rhythms in Movement Unit (Marylka Yoe Uusisaari)

Virtually all animal and human behaviour is ultimately enacted through motion, brought about by deliberate and precise muscle activity coordinated across the entire body. Indeed, even simple behaviours and movements (such as raising a glass or sitting down) involve orchestrated adjustments in muscle activities in multitude of kinematic elements of the body. The transformation of abstract and distributed patterns of neural activity in the various planning-related brain structures into these concrete and timely actions requires a reliable temporal code to be used as a framework for behaviour.

Cerebellum Lecture: the Cerebellar Nuclei—Core of the Cerebellum

How inhibitory and excitatory inputs gate output of the inferior olive

FY2018 Annual Report

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Frontiers Designing AAV Vectors for Monitoring the Subtle Calcium Fluctuations of Inferior Olive Network in vivo

How inhibitory and excitatory inputs gate output of the inferior olive

FY2019 Annual report

Aysen Gurkan Ozer

OIST on X: Guests at the opening of the Dynamic Neuronal Circuits in Motor Behavior workshop were entertained at Seaside House by a sanshin group from Miyagi Island, including Prof. Marylka Yoe

FY2022 Annual Report

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FY2017 Annual Report

PhD students of the team

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