Clinician scientists

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Dr. Ellen Binder

C07

C07 Neural networks underlying motor tic formation and suppression

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Jonas Günther

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Dr. Julia Hertel

B02

B02 Neural network maturation underlying top-down motor control and movement initiation in childhood and adolescence

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Dr. Elena Jäger

C04

C04 Apraxia in Alzheimer’s disease: Plastic reorganisation of praxis networks in response to chronically progressive dysfunction

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Dr. Taylan kuzu

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Dr. Corinna Ringmaier

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Dr. Anna Schönberger

C06

C06 Major Depression as a transient functional lesion model of motor control

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Dr. Thomas Schüller

C07

C07 Neural networks underlying motor tic formation and suppression

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Dr. Hendirk Theis

C03

C03 Striatal dopamine and volitional motor control: vigour, planning, and incentive salience

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Dr. Caroline Tscherpel

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Dr. Jasper Vöckel

B02

B02 Neural network maturation underlying top-down motor control and movement initiation in childhood and adolescence

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Dr. Lukas Volz

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Dr. Heidrun Wunram

B02

B02 Neural network maturation underlying top-down motor control and movement initiation in childhood and adolescence

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Dr. Philip Zeyen

C06

C06 Major Depression as a transient functional lesion model of motor control