Novel mathematical models to understand seizure dynamics
Understanding the mechanisms underlying epileptic seizures is crucial for developing effective treatment strategies
Tag: tes
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…
tES vs. TMS: pros and cons of the two techniques
At Neuroelectrics, we believe in the advantages and effectiveness of transcranial electric stimulation (tES) in treating numerous brain diseases. Yet, despite the increasing number of tES publications per year, the lion’s share in the market of non-invasive brain stimulation technologies…
EEG/tES closed Loop stimulation
Recently, loop systems that combine neural monitoring and tES are receiving huge interest in the non-invasive brain stimulation field. Traditionally tES has been applied in a rigid fashion in which the electrode position and stimulation intensity were pre-defined before the…