#72: John Rolston — Closed-Loop Stimulation, Seizure Dynamics, and the New Frontiers of Epilepsy Treatment

#71: Harold Sackeim - The founding editor of Brain Stimulation and a founding figure in modern electroconvulsive therapy

#70: Rees Cosgrove – When Neurosurgery Chooses You: Rediscovering the Lost Art of Lesions and the Future of Brain Stimulation

#69: Terence Sanger – Pushing Boundaries in Pediatric DBS: From Multi-Electrode Stimulation to Closed-Loop Strategies

#68: Todd Herrington – The Future of Neuromodulation: Insights from the ADAPT PD Trial and Beyond

#67: Jonathan Downar – TMS for Depression: Towards a One-Day protocol

#66: Roxanne Lofredi – Striatal recordings and the stopping triangle: How DBS advances our clinical and neuroscientific knowledge

#65: Jim McNasby - Transforming Lives with DBS and Advocacy in Parkinson's Disease

#64: Balint Varkuti – Making Use of Side-Effects: Redefining Brain Computer Interfaces with Ceregate

#63: Mark McAuley & Susan Boehnke – Patient-led Research, Patient-Centered Care and Neuroscience Education

#62: Daniela Popa & Clement Lena – Unlocking the Cerebellum: From Dyskinesia to Fear Extinction

#61: Shan Siddiqi – Bringing Human Brain Connectomics to Clinical Practice in Psychiatry

#60: Nanthia Suthana – Pushing Boundaries: Memory Enhancement, Virtual Reality, and Trauma Therapy in Neuroscience

#59: Milad Girgis – 25 Years of Progress: Evolution and Innovation in Neuromodulation Devices

#58: Ali Rezai – Long lasting Effects of Focused Ultrasound for Addiction

#57: Mallory Hacker & David Charles – Could DBS be slowing motor progression if applied very early?

#56: Harith Akram – Connectomic DBS, Sweetspots and Building a Supercomputer

#55: Jens Volkmann – Image Guidance, Disease Modification and why there may be no ‘sweetspot’ for DBS.

#54: Phil Starr – Using cortical signals to guide DBS, how lesions may produce brain signals and open collaborations in the field.

#53: Mark Hallett – Putting Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on the map.