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Brian Dalm is a leading figure in the evolution of deep brain stimulation (DBS), with his work centering on the technological frontiers that are redefining neuromodulation. His major contributions focus on the integration of cutting-edge hardware and software into clinical practice, including directional leads for precise targeting, sensing technologies for closed-loop stimulation, and remote programming capabilities. Dalm’s research also advances the procedural landscape through robotic stereotactic assistance and asleep DBS techniques, making interventions safer and more accessible. His highly cited 2021 review, "New Frontiers for Deep Brain Stimulation," with 41 citations, synthesizes these innovations—from connectomics to epilepsy and psychiatric applications—serving as a definitive guide for the field. By bridging engineering and clinical neuroscience, Dalm has helped transform DBS from a static therapy into a dynamic, personalized tool. His work not only expands indications beyond movement disorders but also sets the stage for smarter, more adaptive brain-computer interfaces, cementing his impact on the future of neuromodulation.
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