Members of the Sharott group recently travelled to Berlin to participate in the International Electrophysiology Skills Days Meeting supported by Professor Andrew Sharott's Einstein Fellowship. The meeting brought together researchers from the Einstein Berlin-Oxford Fellowship, ReTune, and AdaptPD consortia across the field of electrophysiology.

Andrew delivered a keynote lecture on translational development of closed-loop brain stimulation approaches which explored the group’s pioneering research in brain circuit mechanisms and deep brain stimulation interventions. Several members of the Sharott group delivered talks on clinical and pre-clinical electrophysiology techniques and data analysis methods and participated in a vibrant poster session.

Sharott group members commented that the meeting ‘provided a dynamic platform for sharing knowledge on key electrophysiology techniques’ and that it ‘facilitated discussions on the latest developments in the field of electrophysiology’.

Overall, the meeting promoted international collaboration and strongly showcased the cutting-edge electrophysiology research being undertaken within the Sharott group at the BNDU.