Lau Møller Andersen

@ualsbombe.bsky.social

Cognitive Neuroscience researcher specialising in magnetoencephalography and the cerebellum. PI: (Re-)integration of the cerebellum

Coming out of submitting a grant (part 2 - Bloom School) 🧠🧠In May, I attended the Science Festival, Bloom School, and presented a talk to teenagers: Why you can't tickle yourself! I kept the crowd busy asking them to tickle one another and they kept me busy with all their enthusiastic questions

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Coming out of submitting a grant (part 3 - Young Academy Party) Also time for some partying (in Niels Bohr's old house) with the Young Academy of Denmark. Here together with our distinguished speaker Michael Ejstrup and old and new members. 📈

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Coming out of submitting a grant (part 2 - Bloom School) End of May, I attended the Science Festival, Bloom School, and presented a talk to teenagers: Why you can't tickle yourself! I kept the crowd busy asking them to tickle one another and they kept me busy with all their enthusiastic question

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Coming out of submitting a grant (part 1 - MEG Nord) Line and I enjoyed visiting Laura at Karolinska Institutet where she has collected two OP-MEG datasets focusing on cerebellum, expectations and respiration. Preliminary analyses show nice localisation of cerebellar activity using OP-MEG 🧠📈

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🚨Postdoc job offer🚨 Are you interested in beta bursts? Want to help drive methods for laminar inference with MEG? Now hiring a postdoc: run head-cast MEG experiments, help build our laMEG toolbox, and collaborate across Lyon–Marseille–Strasbourg. emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/U... Please repost! 🧠📈

Portail Emploi CNRS - Offre d'emploi - Post-doctorate - Beta bursts & laminar MEG (M/F)

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Karolinska Institutet@ki.se · last yr.

Applications are now open! We are recruiting 20 Assistant Professors in a wide range of subject areas. We're looking for early-career researchers with strong scientific merits and future potential. 🔗 All positions: ki.se/en/about-ki/...

Preprint time :) In this one, led by @asanchezcorzo.bsky.social, we describe respiratory coupling to excitability states across the wake-sleep cycle. If only we could always have hours and hours of data... Great first collab with the lab of @tschreiner.bsky.social at LMU! #Neuroskyence 🧠🟦

Andrea Sanchez Corzo@asanchezcorzo.bsky.social · last yr.

Curious about how your brain’s excitability aligns with your breath, even while asleep? Check out our new preprint!! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... A great collaboration between @tschreiner.bsky.social 's lab and @danlikesbrains.bsky.social 's lab. (1/5)

Parkinson’s disease is all about basal ganglia, right? Using MEG in a timing paradigm, we find altered PD-activity in the cerebellum as well. This is important for understanding timing and action networks in the brain and sheds light on PD. @pandonaude.bsky.social 🧠📈 Preprint: bit.ly/431EEcv

Somatosensory timing and cerebellar-basal ganglia beta-band interactions in Parkinson’s disease

Parkinson’s disease has traditionally been viewed through the lens of basal ganglia dysfunction, yet emerging research also implicates the cerebellum and its connections to the basal ganglia. To prob...

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(NOW with) 🧠📈 Background: when going off X/Twitter, I got out of habit of promoting my articles online. I’d like to highlight two articles on the cerebellum that I published in 2024, which also provides some context to my current call. I’m excited about revealing a cerebellum-behavioural correlation

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(NOW with) 🧠 Background: when going off X/Twitter, I got out of habit of promoting my articles online. I’d like to highlight two articles on the cerebellum that I published in 2024, which also provides some context to my current call. I’m excited about revealing a cerebellum-behavioural correlation.

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