[Neuromuscular function] Jespersen et al.: "Short-term upper-limb immobilization induces rapid and sustained strength loss, primarily driven by diminished neural drive rather than alterations in muscle contractility." https://t.co/aUA4TJMbtL #SportsMedicine

[Guideline on Targeting Safety of Transcranial Stimulation] IFCN is proud to announce the completion of the updated guideline on Targeting Safety of Transcranial Stimulation in Research and Treatment. The workshop, held on June 12-13 in Munich, Germany, provided a platform for

[Brain-body-society interactions] Orui et al.: "This study establishes a neurophysiological baseline using Heartbeat Evoked Potential to probe social and interoceptive dysfunctions." https://t.co/ujfb1LLo9t

[Epilepsy] Acharya & Acharya: "The findings of this paper do support greater accuracy with EEG source imaging, but visual analysis of high-density EEG alone can also be clinically helpful." Open access: https://t.co/WE4EhRRdhI

[Stroke rehabilitation] Xu et al.: "Findings support the cerebellum as a promising neuromodulation target for post-stroke aphasia treatment." open access: https://t.co/eh4rlvawOp

[Transcranial electric stimulation (TES)] Antal et al.: "In this paper we provide structured interviews and recommend their use in future controlled studies, in particular when trying to extend the parameters applied." https://t.co/t3lZzZeTdo

The Fall Featured Case is now available on the ACNS website. Visit https://t.co/vJBrrIicku to review the case and answer the follow-up questions. Members can view all the Featured Cases by accessing the Case Archives.

[Traumatic brain injury] Franke et al.: "Auditory P50 and N100 are promising biomarkers for both the non-auditory and auditory chronic effects of mild traumatic brain injury on brain function." https://t.co/T9C5xn8Lb7

[Major depressive disorders: MDDs] Zhang et al.: "A replicable randomization of the brain network is found in MDDs." https://t.co/BMxi3jEWHI

[EMG/USG Teaching Course] The 2nd EMEAC IFCN EMG/USG Teaching Course was successfully completed. Participants from ten countries (Argentina, Denmark, Hungary, Ireland, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey, and the United Kingdom) enhanced their skills through a

[Brain mapping: fMRI and MEG] Coolen, Dumitrescu, et al.: "Although core language areas were identified in both modalities, modality- and task-integration may enhance robustness of language mapping in healthy subjects." Open access: https://t.co/UTekO4KdK8

[Parkinson’s disease] Muthuraman and Groppa: "In this context, Yao et al. are the first to report the detection latency of their classifiers." Editorial: https://t.co/vLCr5LxaFW Yaho et al.: https://t.co/tIGjQWIKCa

[Epilepsy] Schmidt et al.: "Spike density in children with self-limited focal epilepsies affects memory performance and slow wave-spindle coupling during sleep." Open access: https://t.co/pxQzcS9XnK

The #ACNS2026 Annual Meeting & Courses Preliminary Program is available online! Visit https://t.co/U2sCIVju4L  to see this year's carefully curated schedule of events, including over 40 scientific program sessions, workshops, courses, networking opportunities, and social events!

Registration is now open for #ACNS2026 Annual Meeting & Courses in New Orleans, LA. The ACNS Program and Course Committees have carefully planned the agenda with each CNP specialty in mind, allowing delegates to access any sessions. https://t.co/uS7Blcp7HV

[Epilepsy] Kokkinos et al.: "Understanding the focal features in childhood absence epilepsy avoids misdiagnosis as focal epilepsy and inappropriate treatment." https://t.co/4S1Efho6cx

[Highlight of the Month] Jung et al.: Stronger pre-surgical functional connectivity networks are associated with improved surgical outcome in temporal lobe epilepsy. Clin Neurophysiol 2025;179:2110980. Open access: https://t.co/0CiTyHguE5

[ERP study of depression] Umemoto and Holroyd: “Event-related potentials revealed reduced anticipation for and processing of rewards.” https://t.co/UmqOd94idK #ERP #Depression #ClinicalNeuroph

[Highlight of the Month] Leote J, Pescador AM, Díaz-Baamonde A, Siado Mosquera JD, Murace S, Lejarde A, Lawson E, Barazi S, Shapey J, Lavrador JP, Bleil C, Valls-Sole J. Intraoperative monitoring of trigemino-palatal responses. Clin Neurophysiol 2025;179:2111006.

[MEG in Rasmussen’s encephalitis] Rossi Sebastiano et al.: “MEG can contribute to evaluating multifocal hemispheric spikes in Rasmussen’s encephalitis and to better understand the time course of epileptogenic process.” https://t.co/OfZwbG5ViC #MEG #Epilepsy