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Assessing the Dose-Dependent Effects of tDCS on Neurometabolites using Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

This study investigates how different tDCS doses affect neurometabolites using MRS, finding significant dose-dependent changes in GABA with higher currents.

Multielectrode Network Stimulation (ME-NETS) demonstrated by concurrent tDCS and fMRI

This paper demonstrates that multielectrode network stimulation (ME-NETS) produces a larger and more reliable modulation of brain network connectivity compared to single-electrode stimulation during tDCS-fMRI.

Identifying the engagement of a brain network during a targeted tDCS-fMRI experiment using a machine learning approach

This study uses machine learning to classify brain network engagement during tDCS-fMRI experiments, finding that a multi-electrode montage best modulates the Arcuate Fasciculus Network.

Bayesian stroke modeling details sex biases in the white matter substrates of aphasia

The paper models sex differences in white matter substrates of aphasia using Bayesian analysis in 1,401 stroke patients, identifying sex-specific lesion effects in language networks.

Effects of tDCS Dose and Electrode Montage on regional cerebral blood flow and motor behavior

This study examines how tDCS dose and electrode montage affect regional cerebral blood flow and motor behavior, finding dose-dependent effects and montage-specific changes in brain regions.

Modulating short-term auditory memory with focal transcranial direct current stimulation applied to the Supramarginal Gyrus

This study shows that tDCS applied to the left supramarginal gyrus affects pitch memory differently based on stimulation polarity, with cathodal reducing and anodal enhancing performance.

Auditory aversion in absolute pitch possessors

This study investigates auditory aversion in absolute pitch possessors, finding they show impaired performance and delayed neural responses to mistuned musical primes paired with pleasant pictures.

Music perception in acquired prosopagnosia: An anterior temporal syndrome for faces, voices, and music

The paper investigates music perception deficits in acquired prosopagnosia and identifies an anterior temporal syndrome involving face, voice, and music processing.