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Revolutionizing Psychiatry Through Brain Stimulation

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Join us at the intersection of medicine, biology and engineering to develop and deliver the next generation of brain stimulation paradigms for the treatment of brain disorders!

Our Mission

We collaborate to advance brain stimulation through interdisciplinary research, innovative clinical services, and education. We seek to revolutionize psychiatry and neurology by providing neurostimulation treatments to patients in need, facilitating the study of brain, body, and behavior dynamics in response to neurostimulation, and translating novel discoveries into effective clinical treatments.

We embed our work into state-of-the-art network and systems neuroscience.  Our core values are satisfaction of patients and our other stakeholders, world-class innovation, outstanding mentorship, and highest integrity.  We strive to make our center a productive, collaborative, and happy workplace.  Together we will change the world!
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  • Research
    • Open Studies >
      • MDD
      • Cognition
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  • Team
    • Alumni
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  • Carolina Center
    • Mission Statement
    • Team
    • For Researchers
    • For Patients
    • For Providers
  • tacs academy
    • tACS
    • FAQ
    • Participate
    • tACS Studies
    • Publications
    • About tACS academy
  • Integrative Neurostimulation Conference
  • Network Neuroscience