Claire Bradley
Queensland University of Technology, The University of Queensland
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Dr. Claire Bradley is a leading researcher in the non-invasive neuromodulation of chronic pain, with a specific focus on central neuropathic pain. Her work has been instrumental in advancing the clinical application of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), particularly through the integration of precision technologies. Dr. Bradley’s major contributions include pioneering a new, high-frequency rTMS protocol that demonstrated significant efficacy in a rigorous placebo-controlled crossover study, providing some of the strongest evidence to date for this treatment (82 citations). She further refined this approach by developing and validating a robot-guided, neuronavigated rTMS system, which dramatically improves targeting accuracy and reproducibility in clinical settings (59 citations). By bridging the gap between advanced engineering and clinical neurology, Dr. Bradley has established a new standard for delivering targeted brain stimulation, directly improving outcomes for patients suffering from medically refractory central pain. Her work is widely cited and has laid the critical groundwork for integrating robotic precision into routine rTMS practice.
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