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Jacob Weaver

Medical University of South Carolina

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Focused ultrasound to the bilateral thalamus causally modulates human cognitive attention in a frequency- and intensity-dependent manner

Kevin A. Caulfield, Christopher T. Sege, Jacob Weaver, Keith R. Murphy, Tony Passaro, Kristy Meads, Ehsan Dadgar‐Kiani, Michael U. Antonucci, Cameron H. Good, Lisa M. McTeague

This study shows that focused ultrasound stimulation of the thalamus can enhance cognitive attention in humans, with effects dependent on frequency and intensity.

bioRxiv · May 27, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience