Project ID: U01NS128612

Investigators: Kai Miller

Dataset Size: 0 B

Files: 0

Description:

At the same time, it is becoming increasingly clear that the technologies that support these demonstrations remain painfully inadequate and inaccessible for both research and clinical application: current non-invasive technologies are typically imprecise; and current invasive technologies, which are more precise, are currently only available with serious restrictions for human use. Moreover, all of the few existing neuromodulation platforms for human use require substantial expertise in diverse areas of engineering, physiology, and regulatory domains that is not available to most groups. This lack of availability of sufficiently capable and readily useable neuromodulation technologies greatly impedes the development, application, and optimization of new adaptive protocols for improving symptoms of devastating neurological and psychiatric disorders. The purpose of the project proposed here is to address this critical issue by developing, validating, and widely sharing with the community an easy-to-use adaptive neuromodulation ecosystem (comprised of technology and protocols) that is optimized for the needs of invasive basic and clinical research.

For questions about this dataset, contact miller.kai@mayo.edu

Files