Noninvasive brain stimulation: an interview with Eric Wasserman

Written by Lauren Pulling

As part of our Spotlight on neuromodulation, we spoke to Eric Wasserman, head of the Behavioral Neurology Unit at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke at the NIH. Dr Wasserman is a clinical neurologist with specialty training and extensive experience in neurobehavioral disorder, and his lab uses brain stimulation techniques and fMRI to investigate brain mechanisms. In this interview, Dr Wasserman tells us more about his work, uses for noninvasive brain stimulation, and the potential for the field of neuromodulation in the research and treatment of neurological disorders. Please could you tell us a little about your background...

To view this content, please register now for access

It's completely free