Susan Bremer
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Susan Bremer’s research lies at the intersection of non-invasive brain stimulation and neurophysiology, with a particular focus on transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and its interaction with cortical depth. Her most cited work, “Variation of stimulation intensity in transcranial magnetic stimulation with depth” (2012), has garnered 19 citations and addresses a critical methodological challenge: how TMS pulse intensity must be adjusted to effectively stimulate deeper brain regions without overstimulating superficial cortex. This contribution provides a foundational framework for optimizing TMS protocols in both clinical and experimental settings, influencing subsequent studies on motor cortex excitability and therapeutic applications for neurological disorders. Bremer’s work is notable for bridging computational modeling with empirical validation, offering practical guidelines that enhance the precision and reproducibility of TMS research. While her citation count reflects a focused, high-impact contribution, her findings remain essential reading for researchers designing depth-sensitive stimulation paradigms. Through this work, Bremer has advanced our understanding of how to tailor TMS parameters to target specific neural populations, a key step toward personalized neuromodulation therapies.
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