Lisa Mapelli
@lisamapelli.bsky.social
Neuroscientist at the University of Pavia, not only (but mostly) #cerebellum, #electrophysiology, #neurophysiology
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PLOS has issued a statement on recent US Executive Orders and scientific integrity.
We are determined to stand firmly behind our mission, our values and our principles, and against any attempt at censorship or undermining of the core principles of scientific inquiry.
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We are determined to stand firmly behind our mission, our values and our principles, and against any attempt at censorship or undermining of the core principles of scientific inquiry.
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PLOS statement on recent US Executive Orders and scientific integrity - The Official PLOS Blog
Since its founding over twenty five years ago PLOS has been dedicated to advancing open science, ensuring that knowledge is accessible to…
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February 21, 2025 at 3:41 PM
PLOS has issued a statement on recent US Executive Orders and scientific integrity.
We are determined to stand firmly behind our mission, our values and our principles, and against any attempt at censorship or undermining of the core principles of scientific inquiry.
plos.io/3D4O8cH
We are determined to stand firmly behind our mission, our values and our principles, and against any attempt at censorship or undermining of the core principles of scientific inquiry.
plos.io/3D4O8cH
Reposted by Lisa Mapelli
Many cognitive neuroscientists ignore the cerebellum but it's long past time to pay more attention to it (and fund more cerebellum grants).
Not just for basic science: the cerebellum is commonly affected by pediatric brain tumors, leading to lifelong motor AND cognitive deficits.
Must-read paper 👇🏼
Not just for basic science: the cerebellum is commonly affected by pediatric brain tumors, leading to lifelong motor AND cognitive deficits.
Must-read paper 👇🏼
Ignoring the cerebellum is hindering progress in neuroscience
Traditionally considered a motor structure, the cerebellum has been shown to play a key role in several cognitive functions. However, for decades, the…
www.sciencedirect.com
February 12, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Many cognitive neuroscientists ignore the cerebellum but it's long past time to pay more attention to it (and fund more cerebellum grants).
Not just for basic science: the cerebellum is commonly affected by pediatric brain tumors, leading to lifelong motor AND cognitive deficits.
Must-read paper 👇🏼
Not just for basic science: the cerebellum is commonly affected by pediatric brain tumors, leading to lifelong motor AND cognitive deficits.
Must-read paper 👇🏼
Reposted by Lisa Mapelli
Oh myyy, a million followers here at The Good Place! That’s an unexpected milestone, especially in my 88th time going ‘round the sun.
Let’s make the world a bit of a better place together, shall we?
Let’s make the world a bit of a better place together, shall we?
January 11, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Oh myyy, a million followers here at The Good Place! That’s an unexpected milestone, especially in my 88th time going ‘round the sun.
Let’s make the world a bit of a better place together, shall we?
Let’s make the world a bit of a better place together, shall we?
Nice overview of cerebellar neurovascular coupling!
And interesting conclusions on the interpretation of BOLD signals in the cerebellum.
And interesting conclusions on the interpretation of BOLD signals in the cerebellum.
Imaging the cerebellum is like looking into a mountain lake. You do not see what is going on under the surface (Purkinje cells), but rather you see the reflection of the surrounding mountains (i.e. how cortical activity arrives in the cerebellum).
www.diedrichsenlab.org/BrainDataSci...
A short blog:
www.diedrichsenlab.org/BrainDataSci...
A short blog:
We – like many others – are using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to gain insight into cerebellar function. For this endeavor, we must consider a foundational question: How do we interpret changes in the blood-oxygenation-level dependent (BOLD) signal from the cerebellum? What are the physiological processes that underlie this signal?
www.diedrichsenlab.org
December 16, 2024 at 9:29 PM
Nice overview of cerebellar neurovascular coupling!
And interesting conclusions on the interpretation of BOLD signals in the cerebellum.
And interesting conclusions on the interpretation of BOLD signals in the cerebellum.
Reposted by Lisa Mapelli
Now that we’re on Bluesky, it’s a good time to bring back #badsciencedrawings – a collection of figures that prove that science is more science than art.
Before Biorender, all we had was MS Paint and a dream. But ovals, lines, and lightning bolts were all we needed
Morales-Botello et al., 2012
Before Biorender, all we had was MS Paint and a dream. But ovals, lines, and lightning bolts were all we needed
Morales-Botello et al., 2012
December 4, 2024 at 8:55 PM
Now that we’re on Bluesky, it’s a good time to bring back #badsciencedrawings – a collection of figures that prove that science is more science than art.
Before Biorender, all we had was MS Paint and a dream. But ovals, lines, and lightning bolts were all we needed
Morales-Botello et al., 2012
Before Biorender, all we had was MS Paint and a dream. But ovals, lines, and lightning bolts were all we needed
Morales-Botello et al., 2012
Reposted by Lisa Mapelli
December 3, 2024 at 7:49 AM