…and “null results” where an effect fails to replicate) and provide access to the original results and publications, using automated analysis of articles published on noninvasive brain stimulation. via: http://quicktotheratcave.tumblr.com/post/117338017993/montage-explorer-a-search-engine-for-brain… Continue reading
…worst school bully ever repeatedly flicking me on the head.In all, I have two eight-minute-long sessions of magnetic stimulation, each followed by a 12-minute-long session of computer-based training. I also… Continue reading
…Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Jamie Tyler, PhD, the CSO at Thync, a company that manufactures noninvasive brain stimulation technologies for a consumer market…. Continue reading
…citizen science meets legit scientific research. foc.us for research Open standards, API and requests accepted Foc.us v2 has all of the features found in your commercial research kit. You can… Continue reading
…non-utilitarian, passive decisions (i.e. to avoid harming another person, but in consequence to accept the harm to several people. For context, you might want to examine The Trolley Problem! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WB3Q5EF4Sg… Continue reading
…deep sleep while the wearer slumbers. The technique is called transcranial direct-current stimulation (tDCS), and while the equipment to do it is commercially available, it is not FDA approved for… Continue reading
A short intro to tDCS from Marom Bikson made for the International Dose-Response Society 2014 conference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5jBQbVmb2k More on tDCS (enhancing cognition) from Vincent P Clark. https://youtu.be/ncgk2p4LI3I… Continue reading
…power using 10 Hz transcranial alternating current stimulation (10 Hz-tACS) of the frontal cortex. In a study of 20 healthy participants with a randomized, balanced cross-over design, we found a… Continue reading
…By administering a compound called anisomycin, which blocks protein synthesis within neurons, immediately after mice had formed a new memory, the researchers were able to prevent the synapses from strengthening…. Continue reading
Neuroelectrics, makers of the high-end tDCS devices, Enobio and Starstim keep a wiki. Reddit user redidtsmith reminded me they have montage info on their wiki. http://wiki.neuroelectrics.com/index.php/Montages_for_tCS… Continue reading
…considered experimental, but it has attracted much attention because it does not require surgery and is inexpensive, safe and relatively easy to administer without any side effects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6Eik3CBXTM Source: https://hub.jhu.edu/2015/06/10/stimband-brain-stimulator… Continue reading
Jesse interviews Nathan Whitmore, creator of the open-source project “OpenBrainStim”, an affordable alternative to commercial transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) devices. Episode 44 – Do-It-Yourself Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation from… Continue reading
…find brain regions that show different patterns of activity in fatigued and alert states—and then allow you to stimulate these regions to see if it affects alertness. Full article: http://quicktotheratcave.tumblr.com/post/124541990103/brainkit-1-0-released… Continue reading
…Coming soon… foc.us+ Connect and share with others like you Using foc.us+ you can find experts who can help tailor the perfect program for your neuro-modulation needs. Track your progress,… Continue reading
…five). The other end of the strip goes behind your ear or at the base of your neck to allow the electricity to complete a circuit. There’s potential for user… Continue reading