Why #INC2020 No.1 - Network neuroscience!!! Maybe our favorite topic. We will be discussing the importance of network approaches in neuroscience - from theory to treatments!

Why #INC2020 No.2 - Psychiatry!!! Our event loves translational work and highlights researchers who work to bring brain stimulation into the clinical realm

Why #INC2020 No.3 - Advanced methods!!! We will be inviting field experts to showcase cutting edge implementation of brain stim methods such as opto/DBS/TMS/closed-loop and more

Why #INC2020 No.4 - Trainee emphasis!!! Our conference is designed for the next generation: low registration costs, intimate size, travel and poster awards, etc…

Why #INC2020 No.5 - Transcranial electric stimulation workshop!!! Hang out with Flavio Frohlich PhD and his team, learn first hand how clinical and cognitive research get implemented in the Frohlich Lab

Why #INC2020 No.6 - Breakout poster talks!!! This year we will be selecting some of the best abstract submissions for the opportunity to give short breakout talks to kick off our conference

We're growing! Meet the newest member of our team! Paul Willis #DreamTeam #engineering #neuromodulation

Why #INC2020 No.7 - Low registration fees!!! Register for Early Bird to save while you can (not that it gets that incredibly worse later)

Why #INC2020 No.8 - Track-record of excellence!!! Formerly known as the Carolina Neurostimulation Conference. Rebranding for conceptual and logistical purposes, stay tuned for the 2021 location…

Why #INC2020 No.9 - Student lead conference!!! This event has been run by Frohlich Lab trainees for the past 2 years. The tradition continues. Support the next generation by helping their hard work pay off

Why #INC2020 No.10 - Interdisciplinary meeting!!! These are critical, as nonlinear advancements will be facilitated by integrating findings across disciplines. Learning and creation optimally occur at the intersection of disparate ideas

Congratulations to @GoCapWay and @Civic_Eagle for making waves! 🌊 crunchbase Google for Startups #BlackFoundersExchange bit.ly/2UEMzcT

What an exciting time to study brain rhythms. Our very own Justin Riddle published another exciting paper, this time about hierarchical cognitive control and phase-amplitude coupling. Next step: causality with tACS? Stay tuned... jneurosci.org/content/early/…

Awesome opportunity to work at the cutting-edge of neurostimulation!

Excited for our lab to be featured in “Clinical & Translational Research at UNC Chapel-Hill” on #Vimeo NC TraCS Institute (inactive) vimeo.com/421607318

Make sure to follow this outstanding lab (new on twitter!) Full disclosure: we were honored to contribute to their exciting #tACS study on inhibitory control in #SUD: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32593154/

Bad news: TMS in adolescent treatment-resistant depression fails to outperform sham (placebo). Sobering reality - so much work ahead to find effective treatments. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32919400/

HUGE congrats to AU-Member company, Noyo on their recent Series A raise of $12.5m! Check out what they're up to and what their next phase of growth looks like! tcrn.ch/347BAMe

Important study that showed tRNS no more effective than placebo for depression. So called "negative trials" are important steps towards the development of effective treatments (and should be celebrated). Congrats on the beautiful study!

"Pulvinar expands our scientific and research capabilities addressing non-invasive, drug free treatment solutions for anxiety, insomnia, depression and pain as well as other indications we plan to pursue for FDA clearance." prn.to/3N07W0Y