Keith R. Mullett

#78: Keith Mullett — Medtronic, pain, and the prehistory of modern DBS

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In this episode of Stimulating Brains, I am delighted to welcome Keith R. Mullett, who can uniquely tell a part of the DBS history that is often skipped.

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Mary Elizabeth Sutherland is a Deputy Editor at Nature

#77: Mary Elizabeth Sutherland — Nature, editorial judgment, and the future of scientific publishing

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#73: Eyal Zadicario – Beyond the Scalpel: Towards an Acoustic Neurosurgical Suite with Insightec

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#72: John Rolston — Closed-Loop Stimulation, Seizure Dynamics, and the New Frontiers of Epilepsy Treatment

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#71: Harold Sackeim – The founding editor of Brain Stimulation and a founding figure in modern electroconvulsive therapy

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#70: Rees Cosgrove – When Neurosurgery Chooses You: Rediscovering the Lost Art of Lesions and the Future of Brain Stimulation

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#69: Terence Sanger – Pushing Boundaries in Pediatric DBS: From Multi-Electrode Stimulation to Closed-Loop Strategies

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