Experts discuss sensors and simulation method to treat brain disorders
(World News Science)

A non-invasive technique to electrically simulate the brain and wearable sensors could lead to better treatments of brain disorders, say experts. Dr Nir Grossman, Assistant Professor at the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London, and Professor Paul Matthews, Edmond and Lily Safra Chair of Translational Neuroscience and Therapeutics at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, showcased their research into treating neurological diseases at the recent Imperial College Academic Health Science (AHSC) seminar at Charing Cross Hospital. In a packed lecture theatre, Dr Grossman talked about his work on developing a non-invasive approach to deep brain simulation (DBS). DBS is a surgical...