Home-Based tDCS as a Promising Treatment for Depression
Promising results from our tDCS study suggest a new horizon for depression treatment at home. Safe, supervised, and effective.
Author: Giulio Ruffini
President at Neuroelectrics
The emergence of second-generation neural mass models
Neural mass models provide a physiologically grounded description of the average synaptic activity and firing rate of neural populations. First developed in the 1970s, these models are increasingly used for both local and whole-brain modeling in, e.g., epilepsy (Wendling et…
tDCS at home with Starstim
One of the emerging trends in the field of tDCS for medical applications is telemedicine or home use. The main reasons for the field’s growth are that we know this to be a safe technique, with only minor side effects…
Practical BCI Application: the feasibility of asynchronous EEG/EOG BCIs for grasping
Have you ever imagined how many sensors, signal processing and subtasks it takes for the body to process and execute a success command? The recent paper by Crea et al (Scientific Reports 2018) represents an exciting step towards the development…