Punk Trio JJCNV Brings the Noise

On a sweltering Friday night in mid-July, an experimental punk band called Janis Joplin Crap N Vomit takes the stage at Club Red in Tempe, looking like a trio of misfit superheroes.

Cerebellum and cognition viewed from philosophy of mind

Abstract Traditionally, it is believed, that the primary function of the cerebellum is to coordinate movement.

On the mechanism of cerebellar contributions to cognition

The Cerebellum , Vol. 6, No. 3. , pp. 163-167. Abstract The cerebellum is highly stereotyped in its cellular circuitry.

The attentive cerebellum myth or reality?

Abstract Based on the discovery of significant cerebellar projections into associative cortices and the observation of cerebellar abnormalities in autistic children, the concept has been put forward that the ...

Cerebellar involvement in executive control

DOI jasoneprior Abstract The cerebellum has long been considered to be mainly involved in motor function.

Cerebellar contributions to verbal working memory: beyond cognitive theory

DOI jasoneprior Abstract Neuropsychological findings together with recent advances in neuroanatomical and neuroimaging techniques have spurred the investigation of cerebellar contributions to cognition.

Cerebellar information processing and visuospatial functions

DOI jasoneprior Abstract Although there are consistent reports of altered visuospatial abilities in subjects with cerebellar pathologies, and although experimental evidence indicates the importance of this part ...

Timing of rhythmic movements in patients with cerebellar degeneration.

Abstract A distinction in temporal performance has been identified between two classes of rhythmic movements: those requiring explicit timing of salient events marking successive cycles, i.e., event timing, and ...

The cerebellum: Comparative and animal studies.

Abstract The cerebellum has a uniform cellular structure and microcircuitry, but the size of its subdivisions varies greatly among vertebrates.

The contribution of the cerebellum to speech production and speech...

Abstract A classical tenet of clinical neurology proposes that cerebellar disorders may give rise to speech motor disorders , but spare perceptual and cognitive aspects of verbal communication.