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We’re also out of here – see you on the bright side! 😀
Dear friends – today’s the day: Andy’s leaving twitter!
It was so much fun to be here and I will miss part of it.
However, this platform also changed so much that it is sometimes hard to recognize any longer.
Lot’s of momentum at @bluesky – moving over there.
A last thread 🧵
Lead-DBS retweeted
See you in Geneva! We have such an incredible line up of speakers this year!
#optoDBS2026 – registration now open at optodbs.ch
As last time, we are expanding scope way beyond just DBS and optogenetics – for instance including TMS and LIFU applications this year!
Lead-DBS retweeted
Briefly breaking my twitter silence to mention that I am hiring, postdocs, PhDs and admin folks to found a new institute for network stimulation in Cologne, Germany!
More info on the other platform:
bsky.app/profile/andreashorn…
Please RT for reach! 🙏🙏
Lead-DBS retweeted
Dear friends – today’s the day: Andy’s leaving twitter!
It was so much fun to be here and I will miss part of it.
However, this platform also changed so much that it is sometimes hard to recognize any longer.
Lot’s of momentum at @bluesky – moving over there.
A last thread 🧵
Lead-DBS retweeted
It is a great achievement very proud of you after the excellent PhD and will dwell more in the group of @foxmdphd in collaboration with @volkmann_jens looking forward to it.
Excited to explore stage-specific biomarkers in PD under the guidance of @foxmdphd & @Brain_Circuits, thanks to Thiemann Fellowship 2024! Grateful for support from @volkmann_jens, @muthu100680, @wu_guorong, & @HACho1455363. Ready to push PD research with this clinical+AI team!
Lead-DBS retweeted
Both thrilled & humbled by the opportunity to dive deeper into the world of causal brain mapping under the guidance of @foxmdphd @Brain_Circuits, all made possible by the Thiemann Fellowship 2024. Grateful beyond words for the unwavering support of @andreashorn_ & @netstim_org 🙏
Excited for the opportunity to work with @b_hollunder next year @Brain_Circuits @harvardmed @BWHNeurology. Thanks to the Thiemann Fellowship Program for supporting brilliant students like @b_hollunder.
Lead-DBS retweeted
Congratulations to @b_hollunder for getting a Thiemann Fellowship to join @foxmdphd at the @Brain_Circuits next year! Couldn’t be more proud and this is so well deserved after a truly fantastic PhD! 🙌👏🎉🎉🥳🎈🎁
Lead-DBS retweeted
I had a wonderful conversation with @shansiddiqi today about bringing human brain connectomics to clinical practice in psychiatry. Tune in for the latest & greatest updates on TMS, depression, PTSD, causality and more! 👇👇
stimulatingbrains.org/61-sha…
Lead-DBS retweeted
What is happening in the pallido-subthalamic circuit during DBS?! We had a unique opportunity to stim/record from both structures in a patient with dystonia to better understand the origins of ERNA... @brainstimj dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.brs.202… 1/3
Lead-DBS retweeted
We had a wonderful, inspiring and insightful conversation with @SuthanaLab on memory, PTSD, virtual reality, neural recordings in freely moving participants, as well as the future of neuromodulation!
Tune in here 👇👇
stimulatingbrains.org/60-dr-…
Episode produced by @niels_pacheco🙏
Lead-DBS retweeted
Excited to see our paper comparing brain networks for #Parkinson and #Epilepsy derived from brain lesions on the cover of @braincomms! Below a 🧵
Paper: academic.oup.com/braincomms/…
Woopee! 🎉🥳👏🎊🙌🎈
Excited to be recognized with the @brainstimj @ElsevierConnect Early Career Award 2025! Big thanks go out to the fantastic individuals in my lab without whom none would be possible!
See you in Kobe – who else is coming?
@Brain_Circuits @netstim_org
elsevier.com/events/conferen…
Lead-DBS retweeted
CBCT Preprint alert: Check out this wonderful study by @aaewarren led by @RolstonJohn with multiple other center folks on DBS for disorders of consciousness!
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Lead-DBS retweeted
Excited to be recognized with the @brainstimj @ElsevierConnect Early Career Award 2025! Big thanks go out to the fantastic individuals in my lab without whom none would be possible!
See you in Kobe – who else is coming?
@Brain_Circuits @netstim_org
elsevier.com/events/conferen…
Lead-DBS retweeted
Congratulations to @andreashorn_ for this international recognition 👏👏🎉🎉 – @Brain_Circuits @brainstimj
Excited to be recognized with the @brainstimj @ElsevierConnect Early Career Award 2025! Big thanks go out to the fantastic individuals in my lab without whom none would be possible!
See you in Kobe – who else is coming?
@Brain_Circuits @netstim_org
elsevier.com/events/conferen…
Lead-DBS retweeted
Can we harness dry EEG to transcend trial-and-error programming in Parkinson's?
@bahnebahners @LLGoede @andreashorn_ & team believe so! 🚀
Check out their innovative approach here, which leverages spatial distributions of DBS-evoked cortical potentials: shorturl.at/Y8nTO
🚨🥁Preprint alert: #DBS Programming is currently a tedious trial and error process that involves testing many settings – each time asking the patient to perform motor tasks to see how things improve. Could we use DBS-#evokedpotentials to guide programming?doi.org/10.1101/2024.10.04.2…
Lead-DBS retweeted
🚨🥁Preprint alert: #DBS Programming is currently a tedious trial and error process that involves testing many settings – each time asking the patient to perform motor tasks to see how things improve. Could we use DBS-#evokedpotentials to guide programming?doi.org/10.1101/2024.10.04.2…
Lead-DBS retweeted
Congratulations Bahne & team!! ⚡️🧠
🚨🥁Preprint alert: #DBS Programming is currently a tedious trial and error process that involves testing many settings – each time asking the patient to perform motor tasks to see how things improve. Could we use DBS-#evokedpotentials to guide programming?doi.org/10.1101/2024.10.04.2…
Lead-DBS retweeted
Fantastic paper and nice tweetorial - good evidence to show that early-stage DBS might slow motor symptom progression! Read this fantastic work from @MalloryHacker et al. link.springer.com/article/10…. Thank you for including me!!
I am super excited by this figure just published by @MalloryHacker et al. – why?
Let’s unpack… 🧵
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