Marom Bikson
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About
Marom Bikson is a pioneering figure in non-invasive brain stimulation, whose work has fundamentally shaped the clinical application and safety of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS). His research focuses on the mechanisms, optimization, and translational use of these technologies for neurological and psychiatric disorders. Bikson’s major contributions include co-authoring the definitive expert safety guidelines for TMS use in healthy subjects and patients, a consensus document from the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology that has garnered over 1,470 citations and serves as the global standard for clinical practice. He also led the development of evidence-based guidelines and a secondary meta-analysis for tDCS in treating conditions like depression and pain, cited over 590 times, which has accelerated its adoption in clinical trials. Additionally, Bikson has chronicled the regulatory milestones of TMS devices through the US FDA, highlighting his role in bridging research and clinical approval. His work is highly influential, with thousands of citations, and he is recognized for shaping ethical, training, and regulatory frameworks that ensure safe and effective brain stimulation therapies.
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