Research

The REWIRE project investigates the time-course, maintenance, and individual predictors of brain plasticity with ultra high-resolution MRI.

The SIBYLLA project investigates context-based predictive processing in the cerebellum with structural and functional ultra high-resolution MRI.

This TACITA project investigates how neurotypical and neurodivergent individuals process subtle body language cues in uncertain contexts.

The KAIROS project will elucidate the neural basis of time processing in the cerebellum, with a focus on the role of the cerebellar clock in altered time perception in ADHD.

The SYNAPSE project aims to clarify the the physiology of the early phases of cognitive impairment in older age, with a focus on Alzheimer's Disease.

This project explored longitudinal changes in brain structure and functional networks during motor sequence skill learning.

This project investigated the brain representation of abstract rules during problem-solving.

This project explores correlations between cerebellar volume and connectivity with neurocognition in different SCA types.

Collaborative project investigating the neural correlates of executive dysfunctions following neurosurgery for low grade gliomas.