Hardware-enabled low latency rhythmic brain state tracking for brain stimulation applications

HarPULL is the first truly real-time technology for the instantaneous tracking of the brain's rhythmic activity. Our technological solution establishes a nearly instantaneous non-invasive contact with a living brain which has a broad range of clinical, diagnostic and scientific applications.

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NeuroImage
Published
2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage.2025.121437
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1
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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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Hardware-enabled low latency rhythmic brain state tracking for brain stimulation applications

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Hardware-enabled low latency rhythmic brain state tracking for brain stimulation applications

Julia Nekrasova, Alexei Ossadtchi, Милана Макарова, Nikita Fedosov
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Abstract

HarPULL is the first truly real-time technology for the instantaneous tracking of the brain's rhythmic activity. Our technological solution establishes a nearly instantaneous non-invasive contact with a living brain which has a broad range of clinical, diagnostic and scientific applications.

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