About this Research Topic
Technology development and the investigation of new disease indications in neuromodulation is accelerating in the past decade. Non-invasive and invasive technologies are moving in an unusually rapid pace from the bench-side to the bedside. There are many renewed focuses on mechanisms of actions and new targets that are closely connecting the basic and clinical research. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are somewhat disrupting but also infusing new excitements to the traditional models of experiments and clinical trials.
This Research Topic on "Neuromodulation in Neurological Diseases: New Technology, Unconventional Ideas and Advances" welcomes any submission (original research, case report, case series, viewpoint, review articles, etc.) in the spans from pre-clinical, translational, clinical and population sciences in various formats of neuromodulation.
This Research Topic on "Neuromodulation in Neurological Diseases: New Technology, Unconventional Ideas and Advances" welcomes any submission (original research, case report, case series, viewpoint, review articles, etc.) in the spans from pre-clinical, translational, clinical and population sciences in various formats of neuromodulation.
Keywords: Neuromodulation, brain stimulation, neurological disease, technology
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