📝Check out our new comment now out in Nat Rev Neurology with Max Wessel where we highlight the application of tTIS in three possible domains of application for neurology: enhancement of plasticity, entrainment, or disruption of pathological oscillations 📷rdcu.be/dMfOc

💡1 PhD and 1 Postdoc position still open for joining my new lab UNIGE_en and help us re-defining the use of MRI for tracking biological processes #neuromodulation #fMRI #optogenetics #CellReplacementTherapy. Contact me for more information! Pls RT 🙏

🔥Check out this very important work performed by my colleague Fabienne Windel paving the way for home-based self-application of non-invasive brain stimulation

🧠🚀 Remarkable news in #ParkinsonsDisease ! Our study reveals that Transcranial Temporal Interference Stimulation #tTIS, targeting the right GPi, significantly eases motor symptoms. This tech may revolutionize care. Exciting times ahead in #NeuroTech! 🌟doi.org/10.1002/mds.29…

🔥New promising findings for tTIS in Parkinson's disease

Amazing achievement !! 🤯

Happy to see this part of my PhD DuqueLab finally posted in bioRxiv with the help of my co-first author Goldy Yadav 😎 Using TMS (MEP, SICI, UDP), we explored motor learning-related plasticity when people train for reward Check it out!

This is very nice and important work by Adam et al., showing reward signals in motor cortex during motor preparation and how they related to choking under pressure. Love it

This is an amazing opportunity, with a very cool project in systems neuroscience and very cool colleagues - go work with Gerard!!

#SfN24 If you are interested in temporal interference stimulation and/or reward processing, come have a chat at my poster (M-18) on Tuesday Oct 8th from 8:00am☕️ Looking forward!

Join us in Switzerland to work on tTIS and many other cool projects😎

🧠Bye bye Chicago! Society for Neuroscience (SfN) It was a pleasure to present our latest tTIS results here and discuss with so many fantastic colleagues from all over the world! See you next year in SanDiego !

🚀So cool to see our latest tTIS work led by Elena Beanato and Hyuk-June Moon making the cover of Science Advances Also a very nice video made by EPFL where we demo the tTIS set-up with Fabienne Windel 👉youtube.com/watch?v=k7oJja…

After 5 wonderful years Hummel Lab, tomorrow will be my last day at EPFL Sad to leave my amazing colleagues Neuro-X Institute but also looking forward to my next adventure as a Swiss National Science Foundation mobility fellow at UCL Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Imperial College London with Ray Dolan and nir grossman

💡Check out this very nice machine learning work by Nam and Gerard! Specific white matter pathways predict effort and reward sensitivity in out-of-sample analyses with SMA-connected tracts appearing to be key predictors

Very happy to see this one out 😇 By combining tractography and paired pulse TMS, Gerard reveals how specific fronto-motor circuits shape motivated behavior Check it out!

🚨 We’re hiring! Join our lab EPFL as a Postdoctoral Researcher in Non-Invasive Deep Brain Stimulation (nDBS) for stroke recovery. Help us shape the future of neurorehabilitation. 🧠👇

Check out this new TMS paper by Takuya et al.,! Very cool approach 😎