Jennifer L. Raymond

Stanford University School of Medicine · company speakers →

The cerebellum is known for its role in motor learning, and is increasingly implicated in cognitive functions such as navigation, reward prediction, emotion, and social behavior. Its simple, repeated circuit architecture facilitates study of the functional links between events occurring at the molecular, cellular, circuit and behavioral levels as the cerebellum computes. By leveraging this analytical advantage, recent work has yielded new insight in the principles governing how neural circuits tune their performance through experience.

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