first online meeting, january 31st 2025, 14:00

[TheHandLab]

Dear all,

TMSMultiLab will meet online on the last Friday of every month at 14:00 GMT for 45 minutes (times may change through the year).

The first meeting will be an Introduction to TMSMultiLab and discussion about what we can do together. The first few meetings will focus on the Workshop in Birmingham, April 2025.

The first meeting link is here:
https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/82339953485?pwd=pkvR00FtQfyW2myxo7vSSHXgeoVV1Z.1

The meeting schedule & agenda is here:
https://github.com/TMSMultiLab/TMSMultiLab/wiki/Meetings

In future, this message will only go to those in the meetings team (need to figure out how to do this - tell me at the meeting..!)

The meetings team (to be notified when @TMSMultiLab/meetings is mentioned in an update) is here:
https://github.com/orgs/TMSMultiLab/teams/meetings

cheers,
Nick

[TheHandLab]

Hi all @TMSMultiLab/meetings ,

thank you to everyone who attended the first meeting yesterday. We had over 30 attendees, lots of discussion, and we finished on time :-)

The meeting was not recorded, but you can view the presentation here:
https://github.com/TMSMultiLab/TMSMultiLab/raw/refs/heads/main/Meetings/2025_01_31_TMSMultiLab_Intro.pptx

The meeting notes are linked below. Where possible I have credited contributions to the right person, and added links to resources and pages of the wiki where possible. If anything is wrong, please edit the notes directly on github. Next meeting, the Notes will be written live on github:
https://github.com/TMSMultiLab/TMSMultiLab/blob/main/Meetings/2025_01_Notes.md

Solya Szekeley and I are looking for contributors to a project that is developing/improving the TMS Reporting Checklist that is used in TMS systematic reviews and meta-analyses. We expect to submit a paper on this in the next few months. Details in the Notes above. If you would like to help out, join the Quality_Rating team and we'll be in touch soon:
https://github.com/orgs/TMSMultiLab/teams/quality_rating

Next meeting: Friday 28th Feb at 14:00. Zoom link to follow. (Github does not seem to send notifications on the 'agenda' page, so it seems that meetings will be sent as 'Announcements' to the whole organisation.)

cheers,
Nick

[PolyFrangou]

Thank you for a great first meeting! It was brilliant to be among a crowd of TMS enthusiasts and look forward to the discussions ahead.

I don't believe it will be of wide interest, but if there is a group within this community that would be interested in establishing a protocol for doing paired TMS with peripheral nerve stimulation for measuring short-latency afferent inhibition, I would be very keen! I found the literature to be a mixed bag and doing it in practice for the past couple of years I have come across practical challenges that I know others who use it also face.

Happy to suggest this in the next meeting.

[katdyke]

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