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Professor Ugawa - the future of brain stimulation Professor Ugawa, founder of the quadripulse technique, is now the Director and Professor of the Department of Neurology and Vice President, Fukushima Medical University. He started to study pathophysiological mechanisms underlying various involuntary movements, especially myoclonus, using EEGs, evoked potentials, MEGs. After the invention of TMS and neuroimaging techniques, he also used those newly developed methods for this purpose. He extended the target disorders to Parkinson’s disease and related disorders. Read full interview here. Professor John Rothwell comments: "The odd thing about QPS, is that, despite the number of papers that Dr Ugawa’s group have published on the method, very few other labs have used the technique. QPS requires 4 separate monophasic TMS machines, all connected to the same coil by a combining unit." Read more. *Attention* Professor Ugawa will be speaking at the BrainBox Initiative Conference on the 27-28 September 2018 at the Wellcome Collection. Register today with code 'Jan2018' for 25% off (only valid Jan 2018) Register her

20 Questions with Dan Phillips, Commercial Director of Rogue Resolutions... Introducing the DuoMAG QPS. The DuoMAG QPS combines four DuoMAG MP stimulators to provide a fully configurable quadripulse TMS stimulator. This combination allows individual control of the amplitude of all stimulators as well as the capability of setting inter stimulus interval (ISI) and delivering the defined quadripulse stimulation through a single coil. Read more and request a demo here. Introducing Dan Phillips, secret sommelier and the tallest man in neuroscience. Here's a little insight into our Carmarthen...

Convention which will be held on 6 & 7 June 2018 at the excel, London. Registration is free! Read more. Don't forget to follow us on twitter @RogueResol and @BrainBox_init, or Facebook, or LinkedIn...for the latest Rogue Resolution news and events.