Transcranial electrical stimulationIntervention3 papersCWMHC, W, M, H: cells, worms or flies, mice, humans. Dark: independent labs found the same change there. Light: one lab or one study. Outline: nothing yet.Funder: National Institute on AgingIn silico1Funding1 grant since 2024National Institute on AgingUS$3mLong-term home-based transcranial electrical stimulation for cognitive and motor function in older adults with an increased risk of dementia: a randomized controlled trialNational Institute on AgingHebrew Rehabilitation Center for AgedUS$341.8k2024–2029LatestPreprint·21 MayThe Neural Basis of AgingPreprint: reviewMechanismsPaperJournal of Parkinson's Disease·17 AprRecent advances of transcranial electrical stimulation in healthy aging and Parkinson's disease: Effects on dual taskingReviewTranscranial direct current stimulationPaperBiosensors·26 MarAmplitude of Intracranial Induced Electric Fields Does Not Linearly Decrease with Age: A Computational Study of Anatomical Effects in AdultsComputational studyMechanismsPaper
Journal of Parkinson's Disease·17 AprRecent advances of transcranial electrical stimulation in healthy aging and Parkinson's disease: Effects on dual taskingReviewTranscranial direct current stimulationPaper
Biosensors·26 MarAmplitude of Intracranial Induced Electric Fields Does Not Linearly Decrease with Age: A Computational Study of Anatomical Effects in AdultsComputational studyMechanismsPaper