National Center of Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation

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NC NM4R Overview

Demonstration of finding motor threshold with transcranial magnetic stimulation The National Center of Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation worked from 2015 to 2025 to develop the emerging science of neuromodulation, focusing this knowledge on enhancing rehabilitation. To that end, the Center offered a range of learning opportunities, such as workshops, conferences, and webinars, many archived here for your reference. We invited researchers to visit the Center to make use of our extensive facilities to consult or collaborate with our faculty on your research. We also presented funding awards to  support work in neuromodulation for rehabilitation. Thank you for visiting our site!

 

NC NM4R Reach

A map of the United States reflects participation by individuals in all 50 states except North Dakota and Wyoming in program activities of the National Center of Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation. The map also notes that 264 individuals from non-US countries participated in center activities. A blue star reflects that South Carolina is the home of the center. Participation includes 1,418 unique workshop attendees, 37 mentored collaborative opportunity participants, 37 extramural pilot study awards, and 149 individuals engaged in a special workshop funded by the National Institute on Mental Health.

$35.7

Million in extramural grants resulted from pilot project awards

$25

Million in extramural grants resulted from mentored collaborative consultations