Stanford TMS-EEG Research Study on Depression - Earn up to $400

Research Background: Measuring brain activity in humans is critical to better understand important cognitive processes (memory, language, vision) and gain insight to better understand brain diseases such as depression.
Unfortunately the current toolbox to measure brain activity is not ideal.
We have developed a new and improved way to quantify how the brain is connected using EEG brain recordings after applying single and repetitive pulses of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive and safe method that has been around for 30+ years.
Unfortunately there are some signals in this methodology that we need to better understand before this tool can be helpful.
That’s where we could use your help! (IRB approval #: 60980) What will you do? Participation in the study entails three separate visits to Stanford University: one 45-min MRI session at the Lucas Center and two six-hr TMS-EEG sessions (spaced 1 week apart) at the Stanford Neurosciences building.
The MRI will be scheduled before the TMS to help us identify the stimulation target for the TMS session.
In the TMS session we will apply single and repetitive pulses of TMS and measure your brain activity using EEG.
You will be compensated hourly for your time.
Compensation: All participants will receive between $350 - $400 in the form of a virtual gift card upon completion of the study.
Interested in participating? Please complete the screening form here: https://redcap.
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