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Tjeerd Boonstra is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the School of Clinical Medicine at the University of New South Wales. His research interests focus on understanding the large-scale organization of the human nervous system. By employing network analysis, he aims to combine experimental recordings and computational modeling to identify key principles that coordinate distributed activity in the brain and spinal cord. At the Black Dog Institute, he investigates the effects of brain stimulation on brain functioning using EEG. His work also includes significant research contributions towards understanding the structure-function relationship in the human spinal connectome and exploring electrophysiological markers of treatment response in patients with treatment-resistant depression. With a strong background in electrophysiology and a commitment to advancing knowledge in neuroscience, Boonstra is recognized as an ARC Future Fellow and has secured several prestigious grants to support his research endeavors.
University of New South Wales • Randwick, NSW, Australia
Lectures and conducts research in the field of clinical medicine, specifically focusing on neuroscience and the human nervous system.
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