Whether and how temporal interference (TI) stimulation disrupt primate oscillatory brain activity are not fully understood. Here authors show TI stimulation can non-invasively disrupt oscillatory brain activity but three factors make it too weak to impose new rhythms on the primate brain. Thus, it may be a potential method for safely controlling pathological brain activity.
- Pedro G. Vieira
- Matthew R. Krause
- Christopher C. Pack
