Meeting #13: @TheHandLab on "Dose-response (input-output) curves: Ground truth for testing TMS methods? - 27th February 14:00 ONLINE

[TheHandLab]

Dear all @TMSMultiLab/meetings

Last month we heard Dr Giacomo Bertazzoli talk about the future: how non-invasive brain imaging studies will (very soon!) be expected (even required?) to organise and share their data using the BIDS standards. If you still don't know about BIDS, please check it out. Electromyography (EMG) is now a part of BIDS (since December 2025), and Bertazzoli and team hope that NIBS-BIDS will be 'merged' (a github term) very soon - this year..?

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Next month, I am filling the meeting slot by re-presenting some data I shared at the Neuromodulation workshop in Nottingham last month. I will re-package this talk to propose the following hypothesis for Discussion:

"Dose-response curves provide a 'ground truth' for testing theories and methods in TMS research"

Now if that doesn't encourage you to stay indoors on a cold, wet Friday afternoon with headphones, sweeties and a blanket, then I'm all out of ideas.

The Zoom Meeting Link is here:

https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/86201752364?pwd=LnSPVYuBDGa5BEbFNy5SmENqcDsvpC.1

We'll start at 14:00 on Friday 27th

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On being out of ideas: I've not had any volunteers for presenting future talks. April and beyond are empty, so please volunteer yourself - an excellent opportunity to put another line on your CV, and share some ideas, data, or lead a discussion in a friendly space. Alternatively, volunteer a colleague as an act of generosity to improve their CV :-)

See you soon!
Nick

[LuigiTame]

sorry Nick, I cannot make it also this time, still teaching... Ciao, Luigi

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On Fri, 13 Feb 2026 at 16:49, Nicholas Paul Holmes ***@***.***> wrote: Dear all @TMSMultiLab/meetings <https://github.com/orgs/TMSMultiLab/teams/meetings> Last month we heard Dr Giacomo Bertazzoli <https://www.tmslab.org/aboutus-fellows-bertazzoli.php> talk about the future: how non-invasive brain imaging studies will (very soon!) be expected (even required?) to organise and share their data using the BIDS standards. If you still don't know about BIDS, please check it out. Electromyography (EMG) is now a part of BIDS (since December 2025), and Bertazzoli and team hope that NIBS-BIDS <https://github.com/nigelrogasch/nibs-bids/tree/master/nibs-bids-v6> will be 'merged' (a github term) very soon - this year..? ------------------------------ Next month, I am filling the meeting slot by re-presenting some data I shared at the Neuromodulation workshop in Nottingham last month. I will re-package this talk to propose the following hypothesis for Discussion: *"Dose-response curves provide a 'ground truth' for testing theories and methods in TMS research"* Now if that doesn't encourage you to stay indoors on a cold, wet Friday afternoon with headphones, sweeties and a blanket, then I'm all out of ideas. ------------------------------ On being out of ideas: I've not had any volunteers for presenting future talks. April and beyond are empty, so please volunteer yourself - an excellent opportunity to put another line on your CV, and share some ideas, data, or lead a discussion in a friendly space. Alternatively, volunteer a colleague as an act of generosity to improve their CV :-) See you soon! Nick — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#50>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BPDVB57S7PK46VAJ3JABLML4LX6CDAVCNFSM6AAAAACVBVKYZGVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43ERDJONRXK43TNFXW4OZZGQ3TENRZGE> . You are receiving this because you are on a team that was mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

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