
Martijn Arns
@brainclinics
Brainclinics Foundation | Stanford University | Neuroscientist | Entrepreneur | Stratified Psychiatry | TMS | Psychedelics | Depression | Heart-Brain Coupling |
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Great news and yet another significant step forward for psychedelic medicine! Today, atai Life Sciences and Beckley Psytech announced (very!) positive topline results from the long-awaited Phase 2b trial of a single dose of BPL‑003 (5-MeO-DMT) in 193 patients living with


Yesterday Dr. Amourie Prentice succesfully defended her PhD, join me in congratulating her with a great achievement. Her PhD focused on EEG biomarkers associated with treatment resistance and several chapters that advanced our understanding of Orbitofrontal cortex TMS in


Yesterday, we celebrated the culmination of a remarkable journey with the completion of the 10th Martijn Arns Foundation PhD. This milestone has yielded a wealth of new insights and discoveries that have positively impacted numerous patients worldwide. For access to all the


Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. what is the best EEG-based model of plasticity that you’re aware of?


Glad to see this published: Trigeminal nerve stimulation as a 'semi-active' TMS control condition: Heart-Brain Coupling identifying 'sham' response to TMS. Implications for power calculation, future meta-analyses and TMS trial design. brainstimjrnl.com/article/S1935-… Great collaboration







One of atai Life Sciences's remaining non–wholly owned programs, inadascamine (RL-007), has shown modest but consistent numerical improvements across the overall MCCB neurocognitive composite in patients with cognitive impairment associated with schizophrenia (CIAS), but didn’t make its

Our paper with Leah Banellis and Micah G. Allen was just published in Nature Mental Health! In a large neuroimaging study (n=243), we show that stronger coupling between the stomach and frontoparietal brain regions predicts poorer mental health

