dr. M.A.H.L.L. (Mathijs) Raemaekers
dr. M.A.H.L.L. (Mathijs) Raemaekers
- Neurology & Neurosurgery
Research Programs
Biography
Biography
Mathijs Raemaekers obtained his PhD in 2006 with René Kahn and Nick Ramsey, with a thesis on abnormalities in brain activation during eye movements in schizophrenia. Subsequently, he became a postdoc at the neurobiology group of Richard van Wezel of the faculty of Biology of Utrecht University, where he conducted experiments on control over conscious visual perception and directional biases during motion perception in primary visual cortical areas. For continuing the latter experiments in the group of Nick Ramsey at the UMC Utrecht, he was awarded a VENI grant. In collaboration with Wouter Schellekens, he successfully the nature and purpose of the directional motion biases in visual cortex.
At the UMC he also established various lines of research, mostly using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Using this technique he investigated amongst others functional reorganization after stroke in motor and visual cortex, resting state activity in visual cortex, and topological asymmetry between the hemispheres. In addition he has developed statistical approaches for estimating reliability of fMRI measurements. He is now supervising fMRI research in several Ph.D. projects in addition to his function as contact person between the BCRM and the Imaging division.
Research line
fMRI, Stroke, BCI, Vision, Resting state
1: Raemaekers, M., Bergsma, D.P., van Wezel, R.J., van der Wildt, G.J., van den Berg, A.V., 2011. Effects of vision restoration training on early visual cortex in patients with cerebral blindness investigated with functional magnetic resonance imaging. J.Neurophysiol. 105, 872-882
2: Raemaekers, M., du, P.S., Ramsey, N.F., Weusten, J.M., Vink, M., 2012. Test-retest variability underlying fMRI measurements. Neuroimage. 60, 717-727
3: Raemaekers, M., Lankheet, M.J., Moorman, S., Kourtzi, Z., van Wezel, R.J., 2009. Directional anisotropy of motion responses in retinotopic cortex. Hum.Brain Mapp. 30, 3970-3980
4: Raemaekers, M., Schellekens, W., van Wezel, R.J., Petridou, N., Kristo, G., Ramsey, N.F., 2014. Patterns of resting state connectivity in human primary visual cortical areas: a 7T fMRI study. Neuroimage. 84, 911-921
5: Schellekens, W., van Wezel, R.J., Petridou, N., Ramsey, N.F., Raemaekers, M., 2014. Predictive coding for motion stimuli in human early visual cortex. Brain Struct.Funct
Fellowship and Awards
1: VENI NWO ALW
2: NCU Seed grant
Research Output (35)
Pas P., Hulshoff Pol H. E., Raemaekers M., Vink M. okt 2021, In: Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience. 51
Charbonnier Lisette, Raemaekers Mathijs A H, Cornelisse Philippe A, Verwoert Maxime, Braun Kees P J, Ramsey Nick F, Vansteensel Mariska J 17 nov 2020, In: Frontiers in Pediatrics. 8 , p. 1-14
Buimer Elizabeth E.L., Pas Pascal, Brouwer Rachel M., Froeling Martijn, Hoogduin Hans, Leemans Alexander, Luijten Peter, van Nierop Bastiaan J., Raemaekers Mathijs, Schnack Hugo G., Teeuw Jalmar, Vink Matthijs, Visser Fredy, Hulshoff Pol Hilleke E., Mandl René C.W. okt 2020, In: Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience. 45 , p. 1-15
Raemaekers Mathijs, Bruurmijn Mark, Ramsey Nick 1 jun 2020, In: Journal of Neuroscience Methods. 339 , p. 1-10
Bruurmijn Mark L C M, Schellekens Wouter, Raemaekers Mathijs A H, Ramsey Nick F apr 2020, In: Neuroinformatics. 18 , p. 283-293 11 p.
Metwali Hussam, Raemaekers Mathijs, Kniese Katja, Samii Amir jan 2020, In: World Neurosurgery. 133 , p. E197-E204
Van Oers Casper A.M.M., Van Der Worp H. Bart, Kappelle L. Jaap, Raemaekers Mathijs A.H., Otte Willem M., Dijkhuizen Rick M. 1 dec 2018, In: Scientific Reports. 8 12 p.
Raemaekers Mathijs, Schellekens Wouter, Petridou Natalia, Ramsey Nick F 2018, In: Brain Structure and Function. 223 , p. 1909-1922
Bruurmijn Mark L.C.M., Pereboom Isabelle P.L., Vansteensel Mariska J., Raemaekers Mathijs A.H., Ramsey Nick F. 1 dec 2017, In: Brain. 140 , p. 3166-3178 13 p.
Nijboer Tanja C.W., Buma Floor E, Winters Caroline, Vansteensel Mariska J., Kwakkel Gert, Ramsey Nick F., Raemaekers Mathijs 1 jun 2017, In: PLoS ONE [E]. 12