Published today in Nature Communications: our work shows that ultrasound and electric fields can interact in tissue to generate low-frequency electrical stimulation at the ultrasound focus. A possible new mechanism for ultrasound neuromodulation. doi.org/10.1038/s414...

Looking for: strong quantitative background, R, genuine interest in EEG and neuromodulation. MATLAB/MNE/NIBS experience a bonus, not essential. UK right to work needed. 8 posts across the dept, so other supervisors and topics on offer too.

The deadline for this opportunity has been extended! Can still apply up to the 22nd June. #phd #phdposition #sciencejobs #neuroskyence #neurojobs

Eddy Rhodes@eddycurrents.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Recruiting a #PhD researcher for my new lab at the University of Liverpool 🧠 The PINT Lab: temporal interference stimulation, real-time EEG, and closed-loop neuromodulation, clinical translation to Parkinson's, depression and stroke rehab. Details: tinyurl.com/3cn5knhp #neuroskyence #neurojobs 🧵

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A step toward non-invasive electrophysiology: our @commseng.nature.com paper demonstrates acoustoelectric neural recording in mice using ultrasound-induced frequency mixing, with controls to rule out artefacts. rdcu.be/e4GSw #ultrasound #neurotech

New paper just out 🎉 In vivo acoustoelectric neural recording: focused ultrasound + frequency mixing lets us shift & demodulate neural signals from the ultrasound focus. rdcu.be/e4GSw

In vivo acoustoelectric neural recording in mice enabled by ultrasound-induced frequency mixing

Communications Engineering - Jean Rintoul and colleagues introduce in vivo acoustoelectric neural recording, using focused ultrasound to recover electrophysiological signals in the rodent brain....

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