The University of Pennsylvania's brainSTIM Center uses neuromodulation to investigate and treat neurological and behavioral disorders.
Philadelphia, PA
Joined April 2020
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New research led by @halpernc found that disrupted connections between #memory and appetite regulating brain circuits are directly proportional to body mass index, most notably in patients who suffer from overeating that can lead to #obesity. @PennNSG spr.ly/6018Ptplk
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Functional Connectomics in Depression:
Insights into Therapies
Network-guided, symptom-specific personalized treatment targets => key for addressing heterogeneity in #depression & #treatment
Great paper posted by @ajshackman
@IUMedSchool
@DesmondOathes @Penn
@PennMedicine #CELL
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@DrRoyHamilton was featured on @smwilsonau's Language Neuroscience Podcast. Listen to them discuss how #neuromodulation techniques can enhance #aphasia recovery. langneurosci.org/podcast/
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Check out brainSTIM Director Roy Hamilton's new interview with @smwilsonau on the Language Neuroscience Podcast!
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Andreas Horn @andreashorn_ is our CNDS speaker this week talking on "Connectomic Deep Brain Stimulation." Hope you can join: Wed July 21 at 1:30pm EST. DM to get on email list and to get the link.
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Language Neuroscience Podcast Episode 12: a great conversation with my old friend @DrRoyHamilton about TMS, TDCS, their applications in cognitive neuroscience & aphasia, & more! @PennbrainSTIM @PennMedLCNS
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Excellent review of the ANS in cardiac electrophysiology highlighting important innovation happening @PennMedicine @PennCardiology. @Dr_Nazarian_EP @DrRoyHamilton @PennbrainSTIM #PennEP
Very nice review about #AutonomousNervousSystem and #arrhythmias in #Europace by @JagSinghMD and @Nchatterjeemd
👉👉bit.ly/3uDMqET👈
@KommataVarvara @GuerraCardio @RodrigueGarcia4 @Dominik_Linz @DavidDuncker @shivkumarmd
#EPeeps #EHRA_Ecomm #EHRA_ESC
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MRRI and @PennMedLCNS researchers @HaleyDresang, @LaurelBuxbaum, and @DrRoyHamilton combine #gestures and #TMS to investigate how enhancing semantic/meaning activation can improve naming in #aphasia after #stroke. @PennbrainSTIM, #StrokeAwareness
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Thank you for that awesome 1st talk in our series, Alex @Opitz_Lab ! & tks to the attendees. Next week, we'll have @miklosargyelan talking about ECT and the brain. May 19, 130pm EST. DM to get on email list for the link.
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1st speaker in our new series, Alex Opitz @Opitz_Lab "Leveraging a better understanding of non-invasive neuromodulation for improved stimulation protocols"; Wed May 12, 1:30pm EST. PM to get link and on our email list!
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Now added speakers: @miklosargyelan , Chris Abbott (UNM) and @andreashorn_ (covering ECT + DBS) to our series @upenncnds . Keep an eye on @PennMINS through which we will also bring in awesome brain stim talks to Penn w/@PennbrainSTIM 2021-2022.
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Excited to announce our virtual speaker series @cnds on neuromod + imaging related to affective d/os. Speakers signed up so far include @Opitz_Lab @SanneRooij @NolanRyWilliams Conor Liston @ajshackman @ZhiDeDeng @brainstimgrl & Lisa McTeague ! If you want on the mailing list...
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TMS = "Every day I have happiness drilled into my head..." Love it. @cnds people.com/health/writer-jen…
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Swipes for science!! Help us QC data for the Healthy Brain Network Preprocessed Open Diffusion Derivatives project. Go to fibr.dev/#/ , read through the tutorial, and start swiping! You will be added as a co-author on the paper if you rate over 3,000 images!
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Perspective Taking: A Brain Hack That Can Help You Make Better Decisions knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/…
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🗓️ Jan. 27, 11:30 AM ET: Prof. @MichaelLouisPl1 joins Prof. @FaderP live on LinkedIn in the debut of @WhartonPress' Meet the Authors series.
They'll discuss Prof. Platt's book #LeadersBrain, on how brain science can transform how we think about leadership, team-building & more.
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In a keynote address for the PA Department of Aging's #ADRDForum, @DrRoyHamilton (@PennbrainSTIM/ @Penn_Memory) drew on his family's personal experience w/ #AlzheimersDisease to discuss racial disparities in research & clinical care + where we go from here bit.ly/3kLdDR5
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So many great meetings today and tomorrow, including this one at 9:30 AM - PA Department of Aging forum featuring @PennbrainSTIM Director Dr. Hamilton and a panel discussion of caregivers for individuals living with dementias. Register here to attend: form.jotform.com/P4Aadmin/AD…
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My 2020 Academy of Aphasia talk on the Technology and Science of how tDCS Boosts Brain Capacity and can Enhance Recovery after injury (plus exciting new possibilites for "Neurovascular-modulation")
youtu.be/nw65KvK5yVA
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Check out @PennbrainSTIM's profile piece on LCNS Co-Director H. Branch Coslett, which also features exciting information regarding a current five-year aphasia study being conducted at the lab.
Every month, the brainSTIM Center highlights a member of our core faculty and their recent work. This month features H. Branch Coslett MD, Professor of Neurology at UPenn and Co-Director of @PennMedLCNS. Read Branch's full interview on our website: med.upenn.edu/brainstimcente…
