Study of DBS for stroke recovery charts new territory in TMS use
Neural-machine interface makes users feel that an artificial hand is their own
Quantitative imaging of white matter integrity beyond what MRI can do
Initial studies show promise in localizing elusive epileptic foci
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A promise of solutions where traditional MEG falls short
Applications in MS, neurodegenerative disease and epilepsy
How the technique is improving noninvasive epilepsy localization
How the technique could yield an atlas of functional brain connections
Data suggest substantial findings beyond lower field strengths
How the platform is used for neurologically impaired patients
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