Florian Wilhelmy

This paper develops a real-time TMS motor mapping method using rank correlation and posterior probability maps, improving efficiency and individualization over traditional sigmoid fitting.

The paper develops methods to optimize TMS coil sequences for motor mapping by reducing redundancy and improving efficiency in robotic TMS platforms.

This study evaluates using impedance spectroscopy with electrode arrays to detect tissue transitions in ex vivo porcine brain tissue, showing promise for intraoperative margin detection.

This paper introduces a 4-pole compensation method for impedance spectroscopy of porcine brain tissue, showing it reduces measurement errors and improves conductivity estimates compared to standard values.

This study shows that contact pressure variation has minimal effect on porcine postmortem brain tissue impedance, with a coefficient of variation under 3%.

The paper introduces a four-electrode probe for measuring brain tissue conductivity and permittivity, demonstrating its use on porcine tissue.

The paper investigates the distinction between grey and white matter in a postmortem porcine brain using in situ impedance measurements and replicates conditions for in vivo human brain experiments.