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Author: Giulio Ruffini

President at Neuroelectrics
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April 11, 2019May 15, 2020

tDCS at home with Starstim

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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…

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July 31, 2018February 27, 2020

Practical BCI Application: the feasibility of asynchronous EEG/EOG BCIs for grasping

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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…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

Brain-to-brain communication

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Some would say that my mom is a bit eccentric … When we were little, she would have us play a fun game … well, I remember this happening at least once probably around 1975. The game was … telepathy….

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December 18, 2014February 26, 2020

EEG and tCS: exploiting the loop

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Some years ago I was deeply intrigued by the notion of “locking” into natural brain rhythms using tACS or more exotic tCS flavors.  The basic notion stems from the idea of resonance  the phenomenon in which a forced dynamical system is able to…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

Recent Highlights in tDCS Clinical Research: Depression

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In a recent posts I provided an overview of tCS in Stroke and Pain. Here I do the same but for Depression (only tDCS papers appear, though). Please let me know if you think I am missing some important one!…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

tDCS clinical research – recent highlights: Pain

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Is transcranial current stimulation (tCS, including direct current, tDCS, alternating current,  tACS, or random noise stimulation tRNS) effective? Now that is a good and difficult question! Let me try to review recent developments.  In a recent post I provided an…

tdcs_and_stroke
December 18, 2014February 26, 2020

Recent Highlights in tCS Clinical Research: Stroke

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Is transcranial current stimulation (tCS, including direct current, tDCS, alternating current,  tACS, or random noise stimulation tRNS) effective? Now that is a good and difficult question! Let me try to review recent developments. There continues to be a high intensity…

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December 18, 2014February 26, 2020

tCS and EEG: an electrical golden braid?

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EEG – electroencephalography – provides a tool to study brain activity. Neurons create electrical chatter while they go about their work, and this “noise” contains valuable information,  providing a unique window to peer into brain function. Of course, we are…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

tDCS and Stroke: What We Know So Far (Jan 2013)

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In this blog post I review – briefly and by no means exhaustively – some of the literature on the use of tDCS in stroke. This is of special interest to me these days, as I am involved in a…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

Is tDCS Safe?

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What do we know about the safety of tDCS and its variants? Quite a bit, as it turns out: in short, application of tDCS with the protocols used to date appears to be safe [Poreisz2007a, Brunoni2011a].   Already in 2008, Nitsche…

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