Data type

Group

2025

Stedehouder J, Panti K, Peng Y, Sharott A
Comprehensive electrophysiology across rare variant genetic mouse models for schizophrenia
Mancini V, Grennan I, Sharott A, Stagg CJ
EMG and accelerometer recordings during closed-loop TMS for tremor in Essential tremor and Parkinson's disease
10.60964/rnd-0qp8-9458
He S, Tan H
Bilateral recordings of EEGs, LFPs, and tremor in people with essential tremor under DBS-OFF and DBS-ON conditions
10.60964/bndu-kshc-a492
a diagram of a person sat facing away, with plots of electrophyiological traces on either side of them
Parthasarathy P, Koolschijn RS, Vogels TP, Barron HC
Code for recurrent spiking neural network model, to simulate effect of noradrenaline on learning a cognitive map
10.60964/BNDU-9B3H-A961
Koolschijn RS, Browning M, Przygodda X, Capitão L, Clarke WT, O'Reilly JX, Barron HC
fMRI, MRS, puppilometry and behavioural data acquired after noradrenaline manipulation during learning: data and code
10.60964/BNDU-Z7QY-JP81 
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Lopes-Dos-Santos V
Hipp-LFP-embedding: Version used in: Lopes-dos-Santos et al., Cell Reports (2025)
10.5281/zenodo.15608873
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West TO
StimulatingAtTheRightTime_West2022: West et al. (2022) "Stimulating at the Right Time to Recover Network States in a Model of the Cortico-Basal Ganglia-Thalamic Circuit"
10.5281/zenodo.5971846
He S, Tan H, Cagnan H
Bilateral tremor measurement in people with essential tremor under DBS-OFF and DBS-ON conditions
10.60964/bndu-1tv5-4967
Bilateral tremor signals while performing posture holding task were measured using accelerometer sensors, in both DBS-OFF and DBS-ON states.
Martin E, Roberts M, Grigoras IF, den Boer T, Stagg CJ, Treeby BE
 Group analysis results showing the effects of transcranial ultrasound stimulation on thalamic nuclei
10.60964/bndu-zgk7-jg52
A figure showing an upper panel with MRI of activitiy during task (top) and after (bottom); also shows graphs showing the results of analysis showing effect of TUS in two areas of the brain.
Gann M, Schwab B, Stagg CJ
Behavioural and group fMRI data from young healthy participants engaged in a bimanual coordination task with concurrent dual-site beta M1 tACS
10.60964/bndu-mw4b-t114
The image is divided into three parts, it depicts hands moving in an alternating manner to sounds on the left, a person receiving transcranial alternating current stimulation in the magnetic resonance imaging scanner in the middle, and an E-field simulation of the stimulation over both primary motor cortices on the right.