ReTuneIn

Today at ReTuneIn, we welcome Prof. Andrea Kühn and Prof. Jens Volkmann, who share their perspectives on the future of adaptive deep brain stimulation and the evolving landscape of neuromodulation. Andrea Kühn, Professor of Neurology at Charité Berlin, offers insights into state-dependent stimulation, emerging biomarkers such as gamma activity, and the clinical experience with adaptive DBS in Park...

In today’s episode, we welcome Prof. Petra Ritter and Prof. Philipp Böhm-Sturm — two researchers who share a passion for building the digital infrastructure that powers modern brain science. Petra Ritter brings a human-focused perspective through her work in computational brain modeling, while Philipp Böhm-Sturm contributes deep expertise in experimental MRI with animal models. Together, they expl...

Today at ReTuneIn, we welcome Lucia Feldmann and Hagai Bergman, who will provide fascinating insights into their research on adaptive deep brain stimulation. Lucia Feldmann, a Neurology Resident and Clinical Scientist at Charité Berlin, explores the application of electrophysiological recordings in Parkinson’s disease, focusing on beta oscillations and their modulation during sleep. Hagai Bergman,...

Welcome to another episode of ReTuneIn! Today, we’re joined by Dr. Jil Meier and Prof. Julian Neumann, who will share insights into their research on motor control and neural circuit adaptation. Jil Meier explores how whole-brain dynamical simulations —using the open-source platform The Virtual Brain — can improve our understanding of deep brain stimulation. Her work looks at how stimulation affec...

In the first episode, we welcome Lisa Harder and Yangfan Peng, who will give exciting insights into their research projects. Lisa Harder investigates cortico-striatal plasticity underlying phenotype manifestation in dystonia and discusses the potential applications of her findings, while Yangfan Peng will tell us about retuning pathway-specific neuronal population dynamics for movement initiation....