Onno van der Groen

This study shows that non-stochastic, high-frequency transcranial alternating current stimulation (hf-tACS) with triangle and sine waveforms reduces visual contrast detection thresholds, similar to stochastic tRNS.

This study shows that transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) acutely lowers the resting motor threshold in human primary motor cortex, indicating increased neural responsiveness.

The paper shows that adding noise to visual stimuli or the visual cortex reduces perceptual dominance duration in binocular rivalry, supporting a stochastic resonance mechanism.

This study shows that adding noise to the visual cortex via tRNS improves perceptual decision-making for subthreshold stimuli, supporting the stochastic resonance hypothesis.