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Eddy Rhodes

@eddycurrents.bsky.social

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Translational Neuroscientist @ UK Dementia Research Institute & Imperial College London. Developing Temporal Interference stimulation (TI), Transcranial Focused Ultrasound (tFUS) and other novel neurostim tech. My passion is Parkinson's research.

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Eddy Rhodes @eddycurrents.bsky.social · 8d

My co-authors have yet to move to Bluesky, so I'm pleased to announce our latest work has just been published in @nature.com Neuroscience. Amazing work led by Junheng Li, revealing that falling asleep follows a predictable bifurcation pattern #neuroskyence #sleep
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Falling asleep follows a predictable bifurcation dynamic - Nature Neuroscience

Li et al. propose a conceptual framework to study the phenomenon of falling asleep based on electroencephalogram data. They show that a tipping point marks the brain’s nonlinear wake-to-sleep transiti...

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Dementia Researcher @dementiaresearcher.bsky.social · Apr 9

University of Bristol is seeking a Senior Research Associate to lead work developing a toolkit of resources for people with Parkinson’s, their supporters and clinicians. Closing date: 22nd April

www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/job/senior-r...

Senior Research Associate: Qualitative - DEMENTIA RESEARCHER

University of Bristol is seeking a Senior Research Associate to lead work developing a toolkit of resources for people with Parkinson’s, their supporters and clinicians.

www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk

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Eddy Rhodes @eddycurrents.bsky.social · Feb 24

Good time for my first post here. I'm at #BrainStimConf in Kobe, Japan. Anyone interested in learning more about temporal interference should attend symposium 1.B. this afternoon. I'll be giving two talks! One about using TI as a therapy for Alzheimer's and a second about combining TI with EEG

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Simon Schultz @simonschultz.bsky.social · Feb 24

At the International Brain Stimulation Conference in Kobe, Japan. Amazing plenary talk by Marom Bikson. TDCS-like devices made from (manufacturable) printing of passive devices. Basically active bandaids that can do brain stimulation, electric wound healing, etc. Very impressive.

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