Grossman Lab // @UKDRI // Imperial College London @imperialbrains // Non-invasive brain stimulation & neurodegenerative disease š§ ā”ļø
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(1/7) We are thrilled to share our new study on Non-invasive Temporal Interference (TI) Electrical Stimulation of the Human Hippocampus published in @NatureNeuro today nature.com/articles/s41593-0ā¦ @inesviolante @Ketevanity @nir_grossman @EddyRhodes
We are excited to share our new publication reporting the discovery of how the human brain falls asleep, published today in @NatureNeuro. Read here: rdcu.be/eM5MC
We are extremely excited that our lab's work was selected for #PAINTLAB šØ The acclaimed @zabouartist will be creating a mural on how temporal interference stimulation is being explored as a neuromodulatory intervention for substance misuse ā”ļø
Check out this article about #PAINTLAB where scientists and artists will create live art based on groundbreaking research at #ExRdFestival this weekend! šØ
via @Independent ā¬ļø
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Come see us and learn about brain stimulation in the Tech Zone at the Great Exhibition Road Festival @ExRdFestival this Saturday and Sunday from 12-18! greatexhibitionroadfestival.ā¦
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Havenāt been very active on this app recently, but Iām happy to share our work that was published in Jan- focused on the biophysics and validation of pulse-width modulated temporal interference (PWM-TI), using patch clamp, wide field calcium imaging and computational modeling
Charlotte E. Luff et al. show that pulse-width modulated temporal interference (TI) is an effective neuronal activator compared with conventional TI, and also model the membrane biophysics behind this fascinating effect
brainstimjrnl.com/article/S1ā¦
We are looking for cognitively healthy older adults (65+) to take part in a study investigating brain activities supporting cognitive performance. Click on the link below to learn more and apply! š
imperial.ac.uk/interventionaā¦
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āThis opens up an entirely new avenue of treatment for brain diseases like Alzheimerās which affect deep brain structures.ā
@nir_grossman (UK DRI at Imperial) on his new non-invasive brain stimulation technique.
More in @Daily_Expressā¬ļø
express.co.uk/life-style/heaā¦
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šŗMissed our research on @itvnews last night?
@nir_grossman and @chrisrbutler @UKDRI discussed how electrical deep brain stimulation could open a new avenue for treatment of diseases like Alzheimerās.
Watch it back hereš itv.com/news/2023-10-19/deepā¦
ALT Image of Dr Nir Grossman, Physicist & Neuroscientist at Imperial College London talking on ITV news.
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Exciting research from @UKDRI with a successful trial of new technology that could provide a treatment option for Alzheimerās and other brain diseases. Hear more from @RichJamesOakley in @Independent today. independent.co.uk/news/scienā¦
Congrats to the @UPHUMMEL_EPFL team on their new publication in @NatureNeuro š on Non-invasive theta-burst stimulation of the human striatum. Brilliant work!
š„š¢Very excited to see our latest paper now out in @NatureNeuro
By combining temporal interference stimulation and fMRI, we show noninvasive and focal DBS of the human striatum during motor learning
@Neuro_X_EPFL @EPFL
Paper here:
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(6/7) We are very excited about the application of this method in future research, especially for its potential to devise alternative therapy interventions, addressing network disruptions inherent in neurological conditions, e.g., hyperactivity in prodromal Alzheimerās disease.
Keep an eye out for @nir_grossman discussing our new study and technology on @itvnews at 6:30 and 10pm tonight!
Neuroscientists from the UK Dementia Research Group have taken a major step forward in developing a treatment to stimulate the brain using electricity instead of drugs itv.com/news/2023-10-19/deepā¦
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A new non-invasive form of deep brain stimulation developed by researchers @UKDRI could provide alternative treatment for brain diseases such as Alzheimerās. More: orlo.uk/YNGpb
šø @UKDRI
ALT Woman wearing a brain monitoring headset.
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Deep brain stimulation delivered without surgery could improve symptoms of memory loss in people with Alzheimerās disease, pioneering research from @UKDRI suggests.
express.co.uk/life-style/heaā¦
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š§ Surgery-free brain stimulation could provide new treatment for #dementia.
This deep electrical brain stimulation, pioneered by @nir_grossman @UKDRI & @UniOfSurrey, was tested in healthy adults and found to improve memory.š
imperial.ac.uk/news/248635/sā¦
