Benjamin R. Kop

This study investigates the effects of transcranial focused ultrasound on visual perception and SSVEP in humans but finds no significant impact despite accurate targeting.

This paper demonstrates that transcranial ultrasonic stimulation (TUS) modulates saccadic eye movements in humans with high spatial and temporal precision, and shows that baseline GABAergic inhibitory tone predicts response variability.

This study identifies strategies to mitigate somatosensory confounds during transcranial ultrasonic stimulation by optimizing parameters such as pulse shaping and transducer settings.

This study attempts to replicate the effects of 5Hz-rTUS on corticospinal excitability but finds no significant effects, suggesting variability in the technique's outcomes.

This study shows that auditory confounds, not direct neuromodulation, drive motor inhibition from transcranial ultrasonic stimulation in humans.