10 years already!! Thank you to all current and past members (including collaborators) for making the lab what it is today!

Another congratulatory message to Emily Cui (@emsc94), an Emory neuroscience undergrad student in the lab who recently received the prestigious 100 Senior Honorary Award from @EmoryAlumni & Student Alumni Board! 👏 We look forward to celebrating more of your successes! 🌟

Today from 8-12a: Come see Iran’s first presentation at #sfn22 where she will be talking about using #TMS to interfere will cortical activity during motor skill training at poster XX39!

Daylight savings taking its toll on our four-legged member of the lab 🐶 😴

What a great group of individuals with lots to celebrate!! Including a visit from @Sarabellum8 !

Inspired by @Samuel_J_Sober 's motor unit spike of the day (SOTD) posts, @jlmirdamadi created this beautiful image of human hand motor evoked potentials (MEPs) using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)!

A huge thank you to everyone who put this workshop together - from the organizers (@evaferedoes @AlexWoolgar @Chris__Wind), to the @ColumbiaBResort staff, to all the attendees. It has been an incredibly enriching experience, & I look forward to next year! (5/n) #tmsfmriworkshop

After a ☕️, we heard @MarVasileiadi (from @fMRI_AT) present her research on using TMS for language mapping in the superior temporal gyrus. This work may help reduce language deficits post-surgery for patients with resectable brain tumors 🧠🥼 (3/n) #tmsfmriworkshop

Starting us off this morning was @AlexWoolgar (@LabWoolgar), one of the incredible workshop organizers, interpreting the role of the right dlPFC in selective attention through using a plastic attractor network model to interpret TMS-fMRI results 🧠🌐 (1/n) #tmsfmriworkshop

After another short break, the Practical Session wrapped up the official TMS-fMRI activities of the day. We had a great time with some hands-on activities and demonstrations. Thanks to @MagVentureUK & @localite for being present! (8/n) #tmsfmriworkshop