Sebastiaan K. E. Koekkoek

This paper demonstrates the feasibility of functional ultrasound imaging (fUSi) for monitoring brain activity during real-world activities like walking over 20 months.

This study shows acute aerobic exercise improves eyeblink conditioning in active individuals but not sedentary ones.

This study shows that different Purkinje cell pathologies in mice lead to distinct patterns of progressive gait ataxia, highlighting the importance of pathological mechanisms in disease progression.

This paper develops a long-deletion mouse model of Williams syndrome to study vascular and neural phenotypes, finding that Ncf1 modulates both cardiovascular and neuropsychological symptoms.

This study examines individual differences in eyeblink conditioning performance and brain-wide C-fos expression in male and female mice across strains, finding comparable variability and correlations between locomotion and learning.

This study develops and validates an eyeblink conditioning paradigm in young pigs, demonstrating their capability to perform cerebellar classical association learning.