PhD-Students 

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Adrian asendorf

C03

C06 Striatal dopamine and volitional motor control: vigour, planning, and incentive salience

 

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Alisa Bakhareva

A04

A04 The role of the reward system in obesity- and ageing-associated changes of motor behaviours

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Magdalena Banwinkler

C03

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

Thesis:

The Role of the Limbic System in Motivated Behavior: A Multimodal Neuroimaging Approach 

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Kaya Baumert

Jun. Res. Group | Dr. Valtcheva

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Sandrina campos maÇãs

Jun. Res. Group | Dr. Gatto

Jun.-Res.-Group: Sensorimotor Adaptation

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Nikolas Chalas

A07

A07 Role of synaptic lipid modulated cortical excitability in motor control

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Christian Gerloff

B02

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

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Jan Götz

A07

A07 Role of synaptic lipid modulated cortical excitability in motor control

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Niklas hammer

B01 | MD candidate

B01 Developmental mechanisms affecting motor skills and motor control

Thesis:

Projection-specific hierarchical organisation of somato-dendritic dopamine 2 receptor inhibition among midbrain dopamine neurons

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Johannes Hannemann

C01

C01 Identification and selective stimulation of motor recovery-related functional networks after experimental stroke

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Theresa heinen

B02

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

Thesis:

Typical brain maturation associated with motor development in children/adolescents and its deviations in subjects with tic disorders – as revealed by functional magnetic resonance imaging

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Lena Herkert

C04

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

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Alicia Jones

C03

C06 Striatal dopamine and volitional motor control: vigour, planning, and incentive salience

 

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Aref Kalantari

C01

C01 Identification and selective stimulation of motor recovery-related functional networks after experimental stroke

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Sebastian Kalytta

C03

C06 Striatal dopamine and volitional motor control: vigour, planning, and incentive salience

 

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Jacquelin Kasemir

B01

B01 Developmental mechanisms affecting motor skills and motor control

Thesis:

Developmental stage-specific analysis of molecular disease mechanisms in genetic epileptic encephalopathies

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Vera Komeyer

B05

B05 Single-case predictions of motor abilities in health and disease

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Vincent Küppers

X02

X02 The interplay between sleep, depressivity and motor performance

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Prisca Kuhnhäuser

A07

A07 Role of synaptic lipid modulated cortical excitability in motor control

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Martin Lieb

C01

C01 Identification and selective stimulation of motor recovery-related functional networks after experimental stroke

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Lin Mahfoud

C07
C07 Neural networks underlying motor tic formation and suppression

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Lea mais

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Vlad Mardare

A04

A04 The role of the reward system in obesity- and ageing-associated changes of motor behaviours

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Grusha Primal Mathias

B01

B01 Developmental mechanisms affecting motor skills and motor control

Thesis:

Developmental mechanisms affecting motor skills and motor control 

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Lisa Maurer

C01

C01 Identification and selective stimulation of motor recovery-related functional networks after experimental stroke

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Maike Mustin

C05

C05 Reorganisation of the motor system following stroke

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Kimia Nazarzadeh

B05

B05 Single-case predictions of motor abilities in health and disease

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Anna Pierzchlinska

A05

A05 Neural mechanisms underlying motor flexibility in fruit fly walking

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Rebecca Roßberg

B02

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

Thesis:

Typical brain maturation associated with motor development in children/adolescents and its deviations in subjects with tic disorders – as revealed by functional magnetic resonance imaging

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Amelie Rummel

C07
C07 Neural networks underlying motor tic formation and suppression

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Annika Sauter

X04

X04 The modulation of cortical networks for predictive motor control by the subthalamic nucleus:
from functional imaging to deep brain stimulation and recording

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Marina Sazhumyan

B03

B03 Modelling neural network dynamics underlying movements in health and disease

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Daniela Schenkel

B01 | MD candidate

B01 Developmental mechanisms affecting motor skills and motor control

Thesis:

Characterization of an alpha-synuclein aggregate mouse model of PD

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Julia Schmidgen

B02

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

Thesis:

Typical brain maturation associated with motor development in children/adolescence and its deviations in subjects with tic disorders – as revealed by movement-related potentials

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Carolin Semmler

X03

X03 Investigating motor and non-motor symptoms affecting outcome in Parkinson’s disease and related disorders.

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Maxim Sitter

C03

C06 Striatal dopamine and volitional motor control: vigour, planning, and incentive salience

 

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Nicholai Tecker

C07
C07 Neural networks underlying motor tic formation and suppression

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Massimo Thiel

A05

A05 Neural mechanisms underlying motor flexibility in fruit fly walking

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Magdalena Springer

 

C07
A06 Sensory-motor pathways controlling voluntary movements in health and disease

magdalena.springer@uni-koeln.de

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Chantal Wissing

A04

A04 The role of the reward system in obesity- and ageing-associated changes of motor behaviours