Jade Truong

Neurosciences Institute, Stanford University

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Jade Truong is a rising leader in the field of noninvasive brain stimulation, whose work is already reshaping how researchers approach transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). Her primary research focus lies at the intersection of computational neuroscience and neuroengineering, specifically in developing accessible, high-precision tools for neuronavigation. Truong’s most notable contribution is the creation of NaviNIBS, an open-source software toolbox that addresses critical limitations of commercial neuronavigation systems. By providing a flexible, extensible, and comprehensive platform for image-guided TMS positioning, she has democratized access to cutting-edge research tools, enabling labs worldwide to conduct more accurate and reproducible brain stimulation studies. Although her career is still in its early stages, her work has already garnered significant attention, with her foundational papers on NaviNIBS accumulating citations that signal a growing impact on the field. Truong’s commitment to open science and methodological rigor positions her as a pivotal figure in advancing our understanding of brain-behavior relationships through noninvasive neuromodulation.