1. The Cerebellar System and What it Signifies from a Biological Perspective: a Communication by Christfried Jakob (1866–1956) Before the Society of Neurology and Psychiatry of Buenos Aires, December 1938

   • D. E. Haines
   • M.-U. Manto

   CEREBELLAR CLASSICS XII 27 May 2016 Pages: 393 - 394

   

2. The Cerebellar System and What it Signifies from a Biological Perspective, by Professor Christofredo Jakob (English Translation)

   • Anny Tzouma
   • Lazaros C. Triarhou

   Cerebellar Classics XII 27 May 2016 Pages: 395 - 416

   

3. Commentary on “The Cerebellar System and What it Signifies from a Biological Perspective: A Communication by Christofredo Jakob (1866–1956) Before the Society of Neurology and Psychiatry of Buenos Aires, December 1938”

   • Anny Tzouma
   • Daniel S. Margulies
   • Lazaros C. Triarhou

   Cerebellar Classics XII 27 May 2016 Pages: 417 - 424

   

4. Processing of Positive and Negative Feedback in Patients with Cerebellar Lesions

   • Martina Rustemeier
   • Benno Koch
   • Christian Bellebaum

   Original Paper 25 July 2015 Pages: 425 - 438

   

5. Contribution of the Cerebellum in Cue-Dependent Force Changes During an Isometric Precision Grip Task

   • Dieter F. Kutz
   • Barbara C. Schmid
   • Florian P. Kolb

   Original Paper Open access 26 July 2015 Pages: 439 - 450

   

6. Longitudinal Changes in Cerebellar and Thalamic Spontaneous Neuronal Activity After Wide-Awake Surgery of Brain Tumors: a Resting-State fMRI Study

   • Anthony Boyer
   • Jérémy Deverdun
   • François Bonnetblanc

   Original Paper 01 August 2015 Pages: 451 - 465

   

7. Anodal Direct Current Stimulation of the Cerebellum Reduces Cerebellar Brain Inhibition but Does Not Influence Afferent Input from the Hand or Face in Healthy Adults

   • Sebastian H. Doeltgen
   • Jessica Young
   • Lynley V. Bradnam

   Original Paper 19 August 2015 Pages: 466 - 474

   

8. Gait and Functional Mobility Deficits in Fragile X-Associated Tremor/Ataxia Syndrome

   • Joan A. O’Keefe
   • Erin E. Robertson-Dick
   • Elizabeth Berry-Kravis

   Original Paper 23 August 2015 Pages: 475 - 482

   

9. Psychosis in Machado–Joseph Disease: Clinical Correlates, Pathophysiological Discussion, and Functional Brain Imaging. Expanding the Cerebellar Cognitive Affective Syndrome

   • Pedro Braga-Neto
   • José Luiz Pedroso
   • Orlando Graziani Povoas Barsottini

   Original Paper 23 August 2015 Pages: 483 - 490

   

10. Strabismus and Micro-Opsoclonus in Machado-Joseph Disease

    • Fatema F. Ghasia
    • George Wilmot
    • Aasef G. Shaikh

    Original Paper 26 August 2015 Pages: 491 - 497

    

11. Prehension Kinematics, Grasping Forces, and Independent Finger Control in Mildly Affected Patients with Essential Tremor

    • Kasja Solbach
    • Mareike Mumm
    • Dagmar Timmann

    Original Paper 27 August 2015 Pages: 498 - 508

    

12. Excitotoxic and Radiation Stress Increase TERT Levels in the Mitochondria and Cytosol of Cerebellar Purkinje Neurons

    • Erez Eitan
    • Carmel Braverman
    • Esther Priel

    Original Paper 15 September 2015 Pages: 509 - 517

    

13. Cytokines in Machado Joseph Disease/Spinocerebellar Ataxia 3

    • Gerson da Silva Carvalho
    • Jonas Alex Morales Saute
    • Laura Bannach Jardim

    Original Paper 22 September 2015 Pages: 518 - 525

    

14. Are Purkinje Cell Pauses Drivers of Classically Conditioned Blink Responses?

    • Dan-Anders Jirenhed
    • Germund Hesslow

    Review Open access 23 September 2015 Pages: 526 - 534

    

15. Dysplastic Cerebellar Epilepsy: Complete Seizure Control Following Resection of a Ganglioglioma

    • William Alves Martins
    • Eliseu Paglioli
    • Andre Palmini

    Review 25 July 2015 Pages: 535 - 541