Stimulating Brains

@stimulatingbrains.org

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A podcast & talk series about brain stimulation and stimulating brains. Home at the @netstim.org

Quote card for Stimulating Brains #56: Harith Akram – Connectomic DBS, Sweetspots and Building a Supercomputer. Quote from Harith Akram: I think brain computer interface, adaptive DBS, getting all drug delivery, gene delivery is where I see us.
Quote card for Stimulating Brains #76: György Buzsáki — Action, the ultimate source of knowledge. Quote from György Buzsáki: They thought about almost everything I'm preaching about because they thought how it could be used for many, many levels of brain organization.
Quote card for Stimulating Brains #74: Ludvic Zrinzo – DBS vs. Lesioning – and how to know you’re right. Quote from Ludvic Zrinzo: I think that's really important for us to understand this isn't a perfect therapy, but we shouldn't give up on those patients.
Quote card for Stimulating Brains #59: Milad Girgis – 25 Years of Progress: Evolution and Innovation in Neuromodulation Devices. Quote from Milad Girgis: Science, I think the reality is we are every day trying to, we're trying to convince a patient to go in for an elective brain procedure.
Quote card for Stimulating Brains #73: Eyal Zadicario – Beyond the Scalpel: Towards an Acoustic Neurosurgical Suite with Insightec. Quote from Eyal Zadicario: There's a huge unmet need in non-invasive brain surgery, which we can talk about in a second.
Quote card for Stimulating Brains #65: Transforming Lives with DBS – Jim McNasby’s Journey with Parkinson’s and Advocacy. Quote from Jim McNasby: When I started to understand more about Parkinson's and about how primitive it is, the science, UPDRS, it's shocking to me that there wasn't a biomarker.
Quote card for Stimulating Brains #60: Nanthia Suthana – Pushing Boundaries: Memory Enhancement, Virtual Reality, and Trauma Therapy in Neuroscience. Quote from Nanthia Suthana: They're patients, they're sitting still while we're doing all these cognitive tasks and we're trying to study memory, but also spatial navigation and memory.