Felipe S. Salinas
The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center
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Felipe S. Salinas is a leading researcher in computational neuroscience and neurostimulation, with a primary focus on understanding how transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) interacts with neural tissue. His major contributions lie in bridging computational modeling with experimental validation to map the precise electric field dynamics that govern neuronal activation. His highly cited 2015 work, “Computational and experimental analysis of TMS-induced electric field vectors critical to neuronal activation,” has garnered 55 citations and is considered foundational for improving the precision of TMS protocols. By clarifying the relationship between magnetic coil design and cortical response, Salinas has helped advance noninvasive brain stimulation as a tool for both research and clinical therapy. His work is instrumental in refining stimulation parameters for treating neurological and psychiatric disorders, and he continues to influence the development of more targeted, effective neurostimulation technologies. Salinas’s research is essential reading for students and scientists working at the intersection of physics, engineering, and neuroscience.
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