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URL: https://github.com/singerlabgt/BrainWAVE
Proper Citation: BrainWAVE (RRID:SCR_024396)
Description: Code to program and run flicker stimulation on BrainWAVE stimulator device. This brain oscillation stimulating software can be adapted across subjects and integrated into variety of experimental designs like electrophysiology, neuroimaging, EEG, MRI. Flexible method for noninvasive stimulation of brain rhythms across species. Used to measure effects of rhythmic brain activity on behavior.
Synonyms: , Brain Wide-spectrum Audio/Visual Exposure, BrainWAVE: Noninvasive Rhythm Stimulation
Resource Type: source code, software resource, instrument resource
Defining Citation: PMID:36754625
Keywords: OpenBehavior, Open source, noninvasive sensory flicker, deep brain stimulation, BrainWAVE stimulator device, measure effects of rhythmic brain activity, behavior
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