ScienceBeam

November Grant (Epilepsy, Seizure )
2021-11-01 07:30 - 2021-11-30 11:30 (Asia/Tehran) | Istanbul
Grant for Epilepsy, Seizure

Methodological considerations for human research with tDCS Full Course
2021-10-02 10:30 - 11:30, 2021-09-12 10:30 - 11:30 UTC
Methodological considerations for human research with tDCS: From theory to application

October Grant (Parkinson)
2021-10-01 07:30 - 2021-10-31 11:30 (Asia/Tehran)
Grant for Parkinson

Application of neural engineering for management of neurological disorders
2021-09-05 09:30 - 22:30 UTC
Application of neural engineering for management of neurological disorders

Instructor:
Brief biography
Mr. Abolhasan Yousefpour is a senior researcher at the INTC
Research assistance at the department of biological engineering, case western reserve university, USA
He completed his MSc in neural engineering under the supervision of Prof. Erfanian in 2019. For his master thesis, he investigated the impact of intraspinal microstimulation on bladder control in animal models. He has published 2 peer-reviewed articles related to this topic. His works related to intraspinal microstimulation are published in the journal of Nature Scientific Report. His research interests include functional electrical stimulation (FES), deep brain stimulation, photobiomodulation, nonlinear control theory, human-machine interface, and biomedical signal processing. He also served as a guest reviewer of the journal of IEEE EMBS in 2020.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-82933-7
Highlights:
Animal models in neurological disorders (Neuropathic pain, Parkinson, Epilepsy, Spinal cord injury, …)
Functional electrical stimulation
Deep brain stimulation
Extracellular recording (Spike, LFP)
Closed-loop control systems
Who can take the course?
Students, researchers, and lab PIs whose interest fall within Animal neurophysiology, deep brain stimulation, functional electrical stimulation, and Extracellular recording of neural activity. Previous experience and knowledge of the technique are NOT required.

Start Offer for Distributors
2021-09-01 19:00 - 22:00 UTC
ScienceBeam Proudly announce the first lunch of tES systems upon that we offer one tES system for Free to distributors

Technology provider of innovative solutions in electrophysiology system
ScienceBeam was founded in New York in 1999 and expanded rapidly across the world. With more than 20 years of experience in the field of electrophysiology and neuroscience, ScienceBeam has designed over 100 products, 15 of which are high-tech. The forefront technology provider of electrophysiology and neuroscience, ScienceBeam has supported clinicians and researchers all over the world to step forward in their careers by using our innovative solutions.

To apply for any above offer please consider the below points:
Able to work in their country, and registered
Working in neuroscience field or with Psychologist
working by 2 years or more
Having knowledge in tES (Transcranial Electrical Stimulation)
Deadline:
2021/09/30

September Grant (Pain Management)
2021-09-01 07:30 - 10:30 UTC
ScienceBeam Grant for equipping labs

In order to accelerate neuroscience researches, ScienceBeam Company provides a limited number of grants for equipping the neuroscience/electrophysiology laboratories to any young researcher with a well-defined research proposal.
We particularly want to encourage outstanding candidates to apply for the ScienceBeam grant. We are also very keen to invite graduate students, who are towards the end of their Ph.D. and desire to return to their country to promote research in the field of Basic and Clinical Neuroscience.

Methodological aspects of human research with tES
2021-08-29 09:30 - 10:30 UTC
Methodological aspects of human research with transcranial electrical stimulation (tES)

In this webinar, methodological aspects of research with transcranial electrical stimulation (tES) will be briefly covered. Research with tES has grown exponentially in recent years, especially in the fields of systems, cognitive and clinical neurosciences, psychology, and rehabilitation sciences. However, there are variability in behavioral, physiological, and therapeutic responses to tES. The variability comes from both inter-individual variability and methodological flaws/discrepancy. We mention to some important methodological aspects that should be complied with in human research of tES.
