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Marks VS, van Rheede JJ, Karantonis DM, Esteller R, Dinsmoor D, Fleming JE, Larson B, Desborough L, Single P, Raike RS, D’Haese P, Englot DJ, Lempka SF, North R, Poree L, Bikson M, Denison T
Principles of Physiologic Closed-Loop Controllers in Neuromodulation
2026. Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface, 29(5): 679-700.
Kirby MM, van Rheede JJ, Marks VS, Dijk DJ, Denison T, Constandinou TG
Review: Circadian disruption, chronotherapy, and deep brain stimulation (DBS) in Parkinson’s disease (PD)
2026. npj Parkinsons Dis.
Piper RJ, Fleming JE, van Rheede JJ, Marks VS, Landin K, Costache D, Hasegawa H, Selway R, Richardson H, Seunarine K, D'Arco F, Carter S, Arcaro C, Moeller F, Dehbi HM, Valentin A, Kaliakatsos M, Denison T, Tisdall MM
Feasibility and optimization of a novel, cranially-mounted deep brain stimulation device for children with epilepsy - the CADET Pilot study.
2026. Brain Stimul, 19(4):103149.
Kremen V, Sladky V, Gerla V, Cao Y, Mivalt F, St Louis EK, Bower MR, Brinkmann B, Miller K, Van Gompel J, Cook M, Denison T, Leyde K, Worrell G
Post-Ictal Sleep Changes in Human Focal Epilepsy.
2026. J Neurosci, 46(9).
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PMC12962774
Causse AA, Curot J, Lopes-Dos-Santos V, Nunes-da-Silva R, Barron HC, Dornier V, Denuelle M, De Barros A, Sol J, Lotterie J, Lehongre K, Fernandez-Vidal S, Frazzini V, Navarro V, Valton L, Barbeau EJ, Denison T, Reddy L, Dupret D
A learning-evoked slow-oscillatory architecture paces population activity for offline reactivation across the human medial temporal lobe
2026. Neuron, 114(20):3786-3798.e11.
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PMC7619154
Dithering suppresses half-harmonic neural synchronisation to photic stimulation in humans.
2026. Brain Stimul, 19(3):103111.
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PMC13328066
Suppression of pathological oscillations with transcranial focused ultrasound in Parkinson’s disease
Nat Commun, Epub ahead of Print (2026)
2025
The Effects of Theta-Gamma Peak Stimulation on Sensorimotor Learning During Speech Production
2025. Neurobiology of Language, 6.
A novel use of choral speech significantly reduces stuttering in a simulated presentation setting: An exploratory study
2025. Journal of Fluency Disorders, 86: 106168.