TMSMultiLab
@tmsmultilab.bsky.social
Sharing guidance, resources, code & data for transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) research.
Charged up by @thehandlab.bsky.social
Join us on GitHub:
https://github.com/TMSMultiLab/TMSMultiLab/wiki
Charged up by @thehandlab.bsky.social
Join us on GitHub:
https://github.com/TMSMultiLab/TMSMultiLab/wiki
It's our 11th Meeting, and the last of 2025.
Anyone can join, but it probably helps if you like #BrainStim, #NeuroSkyence #Neuroscience #TMS
See you there!
Anyone can join, but it probably helps if you like #BrainStim, #NeuroSkyence #Neuroscience #TMS
See you there!
November 21, 2025 at 6:23 PM
It's our 11th Meeting, and the last of 2025.
Anyone can join, but it probably helps if you like #BrainStim, #NeuroSkyence #Neuroscience #TMS
See you there!
Anyone can join, but it probably helps if you like #BrainStim, #NeuroSkyence #Neuroscience #TMS
See you there!
Many thanks again to all our 😍 respondents!
We will also analyse the free text comments over the next week or so and add some narrative to this page:
github.com/TMSMultiLab/...
We will also analyse the free text comments over the next week or so and add some narrative to this page:
github.com/TMSMultiLab/...
TMS User Survey
Resources, data and code to help you run a TMS laboratory - TMSMultiLab/TMSMultiLab
github.com
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Many thanks again to all our 😍 respondents!
We will also analyse the free text comments over the next week or so and add some narrative to this page:
github.com/TMSMultiLab/...
We will also analyse the free text comments over the next week or so and add some narrative to this page:
github.com/TMSMultiLab/...
Part 4 continued...
Finally, we asked whether our respondents knew about the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) standards for sharing data in neuroscience. Some did, some didn't, and a few were experts!
Finally, we asked whether our respondents knew about the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) standards for sharing data in neuroscience. Some did, some didn't, and a few were experts!
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 4 continued...
Finally, we asked whether our respondents knew about the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) standards for sharing data in neuroscience. Some did, some didn't, and a few were experts!
Finally, we asked whether our respondents knew about the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) standards for sharing data in neuroscience. Some did, some didn't, and a few were experts!
Part 4: What Data Do You Share And How?
Most of us share something of our data - usually just in the paper itself, the supplementary materials or on osf.io. Relatively few upload their data to subject-specific repositories (none, in fact!)
Most of us share something of our data - usually just in the paper itself, the supplementary materials or on osf.io. Relatively few upload their data to subject-specific repositories (none, in fact!)
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 4: What Data Do You Share And How?
Most of us share something of our data - usually just in the paper itself, the supplementary materials or on osf.io. Relatively few upload their data to subject-specific repositories (none, in fact!)
Most of us share something of our data - usually just in the paper itself, the supplementary materials or on osf.io. Relatively few upload their data to subject-specific repositories (none, in fact!)
Part 3 continued...
What do we measure from the EMG, and how good at it are we? Not surprisingly, everyone measures MEP amplitudes, but a few other features are measured regularly.
Most users feel quite confident / expert in analysing their EMG data, but we have the full range of expertise:
What do we measure from the EMG, and how good at it are we? Not surprisingly, everyone measures MEP amplitudes, but a few other features are measured regularly.
Most users feel quite confident / expert in analysing their EMG data, but we have the full range of expertise:
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 3 continued...
What do we measure from the EMG, and how good at it are we? Not surprisingly, everyone measures MEP amplitudes, but a few other features are measured regularly.
Most users feel quite confident / expert in analysing their EMG data, but we have the full range of expertise:
What do we measure from the EMG, and how good at it are we? Not surprisingly, everyone measures MEP amplitudes, but a few other features are measured regularly.
Most users feel quite confident / expert in analysing their EMG data, but we have the full range of expertise:
Part 3 continued...
How do we analyse our data and what do we look out for? Mostly Matlab and R, but also CED software. We take a wide range of settings and filters into account.
How do we analyse our data and what do we look out for? Mostly Matlab and R, but also CED software. We take a wide range of settings and filters into account.
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 3 continued...
How do we analyse our data and what do we look out for? Mostly Matlab and R, but also CED software. We take a wide range of settings and filters into account.
How do we analyse our data and what do we look out for? Mostly Matlab and R, but also CED software. We take a wide range of settings and filters into account.
Part 3: Do You Record EMG? And If So, Tell Us More!
Most do surface EMG with sticky bipolar electrodes, a few use high-density arrays and one uses in-dwelling electrodes. We use a wide range of hardware, with the most-common being CED systems.
(For these questions, multiple responses were given.)
Most do surface EMG with sticky bipolar electrodes, a few use high-density arrays and one uses in-dwelling electrodes. We use a wide range of hardware, with the most-common being CED systems.
(For these questions, multiple responses were given.)
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 3: Do You Record EMG? And If So, Tell Us More!
Most do surface EMG with sticky bipolar electrodes, a few use high-density arrays and one uses in-dwelling electrodes. We use a wide range of hardware, with the most-common being CED systems.
(For these questions, multiple responses were given.)
Most do surface EMG with sticky bipolar electrodes, a few use high-density arrays and one uses in-dwelling electrodes. We use a wide range of hardware, with the most-common being CED systems.
(For these questions, multiple responses were given.)
Part 2: What kind of TMS Studies Do You Do?
The respondents basically do everything possible, using TMS hardware from five different manufacturers and controlling their experiments with four main software tools. They combine TMS with a very wide range of other methods.
The respondents basically do everything possible, using TMS hardware from five different manufacturers and controlling their experiments with four main software tools. They combine TMS with a very wide range of other methods.
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 2: What kind of TMS Studies Do You Do?
The respondents basically do everything possible, using TMS hardware from five different manufacturers and controlling their experiments with four main software tools. They combine TMS with a very wide range of other methods.
The respondents basically do everything possible, using TMS hardware from five different manufacturers and controlling their experiments with four main software tools. They combine TMS with a very wide range of other methods.
Part 1: Who Are You?
We got a good range of responses, from one undergraduate student up to six full professors. About a quarter are post-docs and a quarter assistant professors.
Two thirds of respondents are UK-based, the remainder in Europe, North America or Asia.
We got a good range of responses, from one undergraduate student up to six full professors. About a quarter are post-docs and a quarter assistant professors.
Two thirds of respondents are UK-based, the remainder in Europe, North America or Asia.
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Part 1: Who Are You?
We got a good range of responses, from one undergraduate student up to six full professors. About a quarter are post-docs and a quarter assistant professors.
Two thirds of respondents are UK-based, the remainder in Europe, North America or Asia.
We got a good range of responses, from one undergraduate student up to six full professors. About a quarter are post-docs and a quarter assistant professors.
Two thirds of respondents are UK-based, the remainder in Europe, North America or Asia.