Chris de Zeeuw

Chris de Zeeuw is a Full Professor at Erasmus MC specializing in Neurosciences. His research explores the interplay between cerebellar and prefrontal circuits in motor timing and behavioral adaptation.

• Key Research Areas: Cerebellum, Purkinje Cell physiology, Eyeblink Conditioning, and Neural Dynamics.
• Recent Innovations: Pioneering mobile brain imaging techniques using functional ultrasound to study social and cognitive processes.

His work addresses fundamental questions in motor learning, neural coding, and cerebellar contributions to attention. Over the past five years, collaborations span molecular neuroscience, neuroimaging, and behavioral systems research. Publications highlight his focus on:

• Cerebellar Cortex organization
• Perineuronal Net dynamics
• AAV-mediated gene expression toxicity
• Neural mechanisms underlying visual attention

His 413 research outputs include 370 peer-reviewed articles, with supervised work encompassing 89 trainees.