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Welcome to
Stimulating Brains

A podcast and talk series about brain stimulation
and stimulating brains

PodcastTalk Series

Episodes

  

#26: Nolan Williams – A Noninvasive Neuromodulation Revolution?

July 19, 2022/by andreashorn

#25: Michael Okun & Kelly Foote – DBS Think Tank, Connectedness, Closed-Loop & Tic-Detectors

July 15, 2022/by andreashorn

#24: Aryn Gittis – Optogenetically inspired DBS for Parkinson’s Disease

July 5, 2022/by andreashorn

#23: Anne Young – Basal Ganglia Circuitry, Glutamate & Leadership

July 4, 2022/by andreashorn

#22: Mahlon DeLong – The Basal Ganglia in Health & Disease

May 31, 2022/by andreashorn

#21: Aysegul Gunduz – Engineering in DBS, closed loop & brain sensing

April 2, 2022/by andreashorn

#20: Christian Lüscher – OptoDBS and how we bring back the neuron into neurology

March 13, 2022/by andreashorn

#19: Sameer Sheth – Neuromodulation for Psychiatry – the last frontier?

March 3, 2022/by andreashorn

#18: Jeffrey Hausdorff – The Present and Future of Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation in Aging and Parkinson’s disease Research

January 24, 2022/by andreashorn

#17: Hagai Bergman – The Hidden Life of the Basal Ganglia: At the Base of the Brain and Mind

December 19, 2021/by andreashorn

#16: Julian Neumann – Machine-Learning for adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation

November 21, 2021/by andreashorn

#15: Peter Snyder about Jose Delgado: Remote-controlling the brain

November 3, 2021/by andreashorn

Talks

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July 26, 2022/by andreashorn

The podcast and talk series have their home at the Network Stimulation Laboratory in Boston & Berlin


Visit Netstim.org

Our big rolemodel is the Brain Inspired podcast by Paul Middlebrooks – as one can easily hear in how our intro is set up. If you like neuroscience podcasts that go a bit more in-depth, please definitely check out Brain Inspired.

Music by Seiend, “Die Maschine Mensch”

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