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In this preliminary study, we introduce the use of personalized high-density optodes montage for cerebellar fNIRS acquisitions. One subject performed left or right finger tapping tasks consecutively with fNIRS and fMRI. Conclusive ipsilateral cerebellar activations were observed in the fNIRS HRF and supported by strong clusters in the fMRI.

This project was funded by EU H2020 COFUND grant no. 847581, French ANR project no. ANR-18-CHIN-0002 and Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) MOP 133619 and 93614.