Bestmannlab

Dec 2020 New paper on Training in the practice of noninvasive brain stimulation

Our new paper "Training in the practice of noninvasive brain stimulation: recommendations from an IFCN committee Clinical Neurophysiology" is now in press in Clinical Neurophysiology

Bestmannlab

Oct 2020 New TMS safety paper is now in press in Clinical Neurophysioloy

"Safety and recommendations (version 3.0) for TMS use in healthy subjects and patient populations, with updates on training, ethical and regulatory issues" is now in press in Clin. Neurophysiol

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August 2020 New paper on cortical burst events in TICS

New Forum paper in TICS is now in press, on "Dissecting transient burst events", with Catharina Zich, Andrew Quinn, Lydia Mardell, Nick Ward, and Sven Bestmann

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Our Special Issue in EBR to honor John Rothwell’s retirement is out

Our Special Issue to celebrate John Rothwell's retirement and stepping down as Senior Editor of Experimental Brain Research is out now, with contributions from many friends, colleagues and collaborators

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May 2020 New paper on centroparietal activity and decision making now published

Our new paper "Centroparietal activity mirrors the decision variable when tracking biased and time-varying sensory evidence", in collaboration with Kielan Yarrow and Tina Foerster from City University, incl Carmen Kohl and...

Publications

Training in the practice of noninvasive brain stimulation: recommendations from an IFCN committee

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Bestmannlab

Dec 2020 New paper on Training in the practice of noninvasive brain stimulation

Bestmannlab

Oct 2020 New TMS safety paper is now in press in Clinical Neurophysioloy

Bestmannlab

August 2020 New paper on cortical burst events in TICS

Bestmannlab

Our Special Issue in EBR to honor John Rothwell’s retirement is out

Bestmannlab

May 2020 New paper on centroparietal activity and decision making now published

Publications

Training in the practice of noninvasive brain stimulation: recommendations from an IFCN committee

@BestmannLab

Without movement or action, our thoughts would remain silent. Yet how we turn our thoughts into actions remains one of the big questions in neuroscience. Our vision is to understand the neural processes underlying the planning and execution of both healthy and pathological movement.