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  • 15
    Oct 2013

    Duty now for the future: The Miller Lab gets a 3D printer


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    Technology

    Custom-designed hardware rules.

  • 21
    Jun 2013

    Brain blast: DIY electrical brain stimulation


    Miller Lab
    In The News, Neuroscience, Technology

    DIY attempts at electrical brain stimulation to improve cognition are to get easier. Nature editorial.

  • 5
    Jun 2013

    Today at #CRC2013: Peter Brown suppresses motor tremors by non-invasive oscillatory brain stim


    Miller Lab
    Neuroscience, Technology

    He uses non-invasive stimulation to phase cancel the tremor.   The stimulation mirrors but is opposite phase of the motor cortex oscillation.  Reduces tremor by ~40%  Brittain et al 2013

  • 24
    May 2013

    Sober discussion: Does brain stim really improve math?


    Miller Lab
    In The News, Neuroscience, Technology

    It was recently reported that low-voltage, non-invasive brain stimulation improves mathematical abilities.  Does it?  Here’s a cautionary discussion:
    Does Brain Stimulation Make You Better at Maths?

  • 15
    May 2013

    Watch 32 discordant metronomes achieve synchrony in a matter of minutes


    Miller Lab
    In The News, Neuroscience, Technology

    The title says it all.  Oscillations are useful for all sorts of things.
    Synchrony in 32 metronomes

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