EurekAlert!

Kush Patel presents preliminary results from our Alzheimer’s disease clinical trial.

Doug Hazel presents new findings on the neural mechanisms of memory deletion in older adults.

Seth Schallies presents new work on proactive and retroactive memory enhancement.

What a great privilege to speak at this year’s NYC Neuromodulation Conference alongside so many esteemed colleagues. What sets this conference apart is its ability to unite researchers and insights from fundamental, translational and clinical sciences. The organizers truly exceeded expectations. The science was illuminating, the venue was stunning, and the cocktails and jazz created the perfect atmosphere for exchanging ideas and stories.

Farewell party for Bao Jiaxuan after he scores a new position at the Berenson-Allen Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation. Go Bao!

Thank you, Prof. Byoung-Kyong Min, for the invitation to speak at Korea University and your generosity throughout my visit. Exciting future KU-BU collaborations in the works!

Dr. Shrey Grover gracefully and expertly defended his PhD dissertation research this past week. Every member of the committee was thoroughly impressed by Shrey’s command of the literature, elegant series of experiments, trenchant analysis, scholarly writing, and compelling defense of the work.

Excited to launch our new Alzheimer’s disease research program and grateful for the NIA’s continued support.

Rob was delighted to received the 2023 Innovator Award from the International Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation for research seeking a novel OCD biomarker and treatment using personalized noninvasive neuromodulation. This honor is shared with Shrey Grover who has played an instrumental role in this line of research (e.g., Grover et al. 2021 Nature Medicine).

IOCDF | 2023 Innovator Award

Justine will be attending the Psychology PhD Program and working in Dr. Nathan Rose’s Lab at University Notre Dame. Congrats, Justine!

Wen presents her cool age-related beta variability findings!

Chris rolls a 178 and Wen shows her table tennis skills!