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ANT Neuro ANT Neuro is a well-known and highly respected medical device company specialized in high-performance solutions for EEG, EMG, Neuronavigation technology.

Half of people who respond to TMS for depression still hold that response a year later. The other half? That’s where mai...
09/11/2026

Half of people who respond to TMS for depression still hold that response a year later. The other half? That’s where maintenance comes in.
A clean look at one of neuromodulation’s most practical questions: not whether it works, but whether it lasts.
Albino J. Oliveira Maia is one of the authors behind this one, and he’s speaking at the ANT Neuromeeting.
One more reason to be in the room!
Berlin · January 14–15, 2027

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rTMS durability, treatment-resistant depression, neuromodulation, maintenance treatment, antidepressant response

05/11/2026

Neuroscience for two days. Berlin for as long as you let it.
You already know the ANT Neuromeeting is coming to Berlin in January. Here is the part that won’t fit on the agenda.
The talks end. The city doesn’t.
Alexanderplatz and the tower that watches over it. The Berliner Dom lit up against a grey January sky. Museum Island, five collections on one bend of the Spree. The Brandenburg Gate, yours for a quiet winter morning.
The best ideas in this field rarely start in a session. They start on the walk between two of these, long after the badges come off.
So book the extra night.
Come for the science. Stay for the city. 


explore berlin, visit berlin, brain research, neurotech

Somewhere right now, a small team of very capable people is rebuilding infrastructure that already exists.They don’t wan...
04/11/2026

Somewhere right now, a small team of very capable people is rebuilding infrastructure that already exists.
They don’t want to. They’re chasing a biomarker, a closed-loop stimulation protocol, a tool that tells a clinician which treatment to try first. But first they need clean signal from a moving head, electrodes a nurse can place in ninety seconds, software that doesn’t drop samples, a technical file that survives a notified body audit.
None of that is their core idea. All of it stands between them and their idea.
Eighteen months later, they own an acquisition stack that is merely adequate.
Our CEO Martijn Schreuder calls it one of the most avoidable waste of talent in the field.
ANT Neuro can only solve a small number of today's problems in mental- and brainhealth itself. So we opened our technology partnership program, for teams building digital biomarkers, BCI, neuromodulation products or clinical biosignal applications. The best time to talk is early, before the architecture is fixed and the acquisition layer is written into the roadmap.
Ten years from now, the goal isn’t a bigger catalogue with our name on it. It’s a field where a great many of the tools that finally moved brain and mental health forward were built on shared infrastructure, by people who spent their scarce years on the part only they could do.
If you’re building a clinical neurotech product, which part of the stack would you least want to build yourself?
Read the blog on our website: https://www.ant-neuro.com/blog/blog-8/the-part-we-can-t-build-ourselves-2626

What can EEG tell us once it leaves the lab and moves into someone’s home? That question runs through the work of Andrea...
03/11/2026

What can EEG tell us once it leaves the lab and moves into someone’s home?
 
That question runs through the work of Andrea Biondi, PhD, and it’s one we keep coming back to. A clinical neuroscientist by training, Andrea worked as a Research Associate on the EEG@HOME and IMPARTS projects, looking at how self-reported events (seizures, mood, stress, sleep, missed doses) line up with sensor data and biomarkers pulled from EEG. Not a clean recording in a quiet room. A seizure logged overnight, a bad night’s sleep. Real signals from real life.
 
Today Andrea is Project Manager of the MND UK Register at King’s College London (King's College London ), one of the largest motor neuron disease registries in the world. That’s the operational side of research: ethics, governance, site recruitment, the work that turns clinical data into something others can use.
 
Both sides of that, clinic and research, are exactly what the Neuromeeting is built around. We’re glad to have Andrea in the room for it.

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clinical neuroscience, epilepsy biomarkers, digital health, ANT Neuromeeting 2027

At SfN, the question usually comes first. The method comes second.A study on movement needs a different setup than one o...
02/11/2026

At SfN, the question usually comes first. The method comes second.
A study on movement needs a different setup than one on source localisation. A study that records EEG inside the MRI scanner or the MEG room, or alongside TMS, needs something different again.
That is the conversation our team is bringing to 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐡 𝟔𝟑𝟓 in Washington, D.C.
The 𝐞𝐞𝐠𝐨™ systems cover both ends: high-density recording at the bench, and EEG and EMG where movement happens. The 𝐰𝐚𝐯𝐞guard™ cap family goes with them, with saline-based and dry-electrode options for fast setup. Neuronavigation, wearable fNIRS and MRI setups are on the booth too, so a multimodal question can be talked through with the hardware in front of you.
Dr. Fabio Barollo, Product Manager for eego solutions, can help you work out which configuration fits your study.
D. Barrett Share, Head of Scientific Accounts, and William Cuthbert, Scientific Account Manager - Western US & Canada, are there for research groups weighing up a system. Michael Mathews, Scientific Account Manager from our Philadelphia office knows the systems from the support side. KC Chelette, CEO of ANT Neuro Americas, is the person to talk to about working with us across the Americas.
The hardware is coming with us. See you at booth 635.

Guess who we sent to Halifax? Michael Mathews! Our Scientific Account Manager, and the person you want at your ta...
02/11/2026

Guess who we sent to Halifax?


Michael Mathews! Our Scientific Account Manager, and the person you want at your table when the questions get hard

The occasion: SPR. The Society for Psychophysiological Research, bringing 800+ scientists together since 1960 to study where the mind and body meet Society for Psychophysiological Research (SPR)

This is where the work gets tested. PhD students, professors, and researchers present, question each other, and pull apart the analysis to make it stronger

Table 3 was ready! 𝐰𝐚𝐯𝐞guard™ original and net. HiveOne fNIRS by optohive. 𝐞𝐞𝐠𝐨™ 64 and 24-channel amps. All set up to try!

The best conversations happen off the schedule. Michael connecting with researchers, learning their work, and helping them solve for what’s next with our EEG and fNIRS solutions optohive fNIRS wearable brain imaging

After four days of science, Michael found a quiet moment by the Atlantic at Point Pleasant Park. Thanks to everyone who stopped by table 3, and thanks Society for Psychophysiological Research (SPR) for having us, year after year!

Martina Ly, our Product Manager for 𝐧ë𝐨™, and Cem Guler, our Head of Clinical Sales, are at SIBEN in Lima, Peru. Find th...
30/10/2026

Martina Ly, our Product Manager for 𝐧ë𝐨™, and Cem Guler, our Head of Clinical Sales, are at SIBEN in Lima, Peru. Find them at booth N2!

6 days to go. Have you registered yet?Neuronavigation is standard in TMS. For transcranial focused ultrasound, it still ...
30/10/2026

6 days to go. Have you registered yet?
Neuronavigation is standard in TMS. For transcranial focused ultrasound, it still isn’t.
That matters: many tFUS studies pair ultrasound with EEG, TMS or MRI, and targeting has to hold up across modalities and across sessions.
𝐯𝐢sor2™ 2.9 now runs dedicated tFUS workflows, built on our navigated TMS experience. In combined studies, switch between TMS and tFUS in the same session, without losing data.
On 5 November, Romain Duprat, Product Manager for 𝐯𝐢sor2, walks through it live: calibration, beam settings, sonication, review and export.
One hour. Online. Free. Don’t forget to save your spot.
5 November 2026, 3:00 PM CET
Register: https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/precision-meets-ultrasound-neuronavigation-for-tfus-with-visor2-98/register
tFUS functionalities of 𝐯𝐢sor2 are intended for research and educational use only and have not been cleared or approved for clinical use.

Menopause is one of the most common transitions in human life. Neuroscience has barely mapped it.
It reshapes how the br...
29/10/2026

Menopause is one of the most common transitions in human life. Neuroscience has barely mapped it.
It reshapes how the brain handles cognition, emotion, and stress, yet it remains one of the least-studied transitions in the field. Part of the reason is methodological. Two people can go through the same hormonal shift and respond in completely different ways, and for a long time that variability was treated as a problem to average out.
Prof. Dr. Ramunė Grikšienė works from the opposite assumption.
At Vilniaus universitetas / Vilnius University, she leads the Hormones and Brain Function Research Group, asking how s*x and stress hormones reshape the brain. Her group reads EEG/ERP, eye-tracking, hormones, and behavior together, so the individual differences stay visible instead of disappearing into a group mean. In women’s brain health, that variability isn’t noise. It’s the signal.
She’s one of the speakers at 𝐀𝐍𝐓 𝐍𝐞𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟕 in Berlin, 14–15 January.
Ramune Griksiene Vilnius University
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