#tACS: transcranial alternating current stimulation
As the holidays are right around the corner, I'll be posting my wishlist of items that caught my eye yet again this year.
The Automatic Cassette by TACS is a retro-styled automatic watch inspired by cassette players. Nostalgic elements like cassette-style dial, playback icons, volume-style crown, and tape-deck textures bring back the analog era.
Source: https://tacs-image.com/product/ac/?attribute_color=Chrome+-A
Track Access Charges (TACs) are on the rise in many European countries. For many rail freight operators this is a massive burden that could threaten their very existence, as their Ability-to-pay is basically null. RailFreight.com had a chat with Andrea Giuricin, transport economist at the University of Milan Bicocca, to better understand this trend and…
Caja implementará “pago a destajo” a partir de marzo con el fin de retener especialistas
Al 23 de diciembre de 2023, la CCSS tenía una lista de 23.000 TACS con contraste pendientes de realizar, un 40% de los cuales son de oncología.
La entrada Caja implementará “pago a destajo” a partir de marzo con el fin de retener especialistas aparece primero en [...]
#CCSS #Especialistas #ListasDeEspera #Médicos #País #Reglamento #Salarios #Salud #SeguridadSocial #TACS #ÚltimaHora
Have some links for #complexsystems for #cogsci #neurotheory #brainimaging etc.
Albeit then also going forward to therapeutic interventions?
Quite rare, difficult to qualify & interpret!
Just learned:
''Sham stimulation'
as placebo effect equivalent —inactive, brief, or weak form of directed brainwaves— for:
#tDCS Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation
#tACS Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation
#tRNS Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation
check https://www.neuroelectrics.com/wiki/images/4/4d/HIVE-D1.1_State-of-the-art-V1.3withcovers-small.pdf
Rhythmically stimulating the brain with electrical currents appears to boost cognitive function for peak performance in healthy people, and also help people with dementia, according to meta-analysis of 102 published studies, included 2893 individuals.
New study today in Science Translational Medicine.
https://theconversation.com/rhythmically-stimulating-the-brain-with-electrical-currents-could-boost-cognitive-function-according-to-analysis-of-over-100-studies-206169
#News #Science #NeuroScience #TACS
Transcranial alternating current stimulation, or tACS, is a type of brain stimulation that can change neural activity and improve memory, attention and executive function.
With its capacity to correct for its phase differences relative to concurrent brain oscillations, an online phase-corrected tACS system provides the possibility to both up- and down-regulate targeted brain oscillations within a short period; using such a system, this study shows that parietal alpha oscillations exert causal impacts on working memory retention.