NIBS - Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation in Cognitive Neuroscience

This video, part of the cognitive neuroscience bitesize series, gives a brief overview of brain stimulation methods and contrasts them with recording methods. The methods of TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) and tES (Transcranial Electrical Stimulation), including tDCS and tACS, are discussed in terms of their effects on the brain and how this can be used to understand cognitive processes in the brain..

[@jace3167]

thanks for the video! is it possible to non-invasively measure a single neuron with current soa?

[@mattydfromsandiego2356]

Thank you so much for this video. I have a quick question. I know someone who was being treated for cognitive decline with non-invasive neuromodulation. During their session I was told that their head felt that their head was on fire. This was during the session in which it was the first session after their first 16 sessions so they were coming back from a break and was told that it needed to be revved up higher. After experiencing pain they started to experience headaches which have not gone away. Have you ever heard of neuromodulation causing headaches from over stimulus? Thank you so much for your insight and feedback I truly appreciate it.

[@markae0]

my 2 cents , could have been causing actual heat, they should have actual , real thermometers around. There are known failures of medical devices that overdosed patients.

[@djsicmod5009]

😊jak przetłumaczyć film na język polski ?

[@ejdatruth9208]

Sounds like a lot of non committal verbiage , ie “might”, “could”. I wish there was some legitimacy to this concept

[@SomeGuyWho759]

Look at me I'm a God.. 🤡