Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
FLAME pools ultrasound-neuromodulation studies
FLAME proposes sharing compatible research measurements among ultrasound neuromodulation teams, with organized data, analysis, and optional model comparisons.
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- Ultrasound neuromodulation research teams
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- Shared work is limited to measurements compatible in methods, data rights, and quality requirements; unique or confidential work can be quoted separately.
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The page lays out a shared-study workflow, but the example is explicitly illustrative rather than an active project. Its DTUSN description names the model components—k-Wave pressure fields, confocal-derived morphology, and a multicompartment NEURON model—and also states that calibration is limited and pressure-to-voltage coupling is simplified. The site says each comparison should identify its model version and calibration and separate simulated outputs from measured data.
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