David Samuel Rose

This paper introduces and validates frequency-modulated kilohertz (FM-kHz) stimulation as an alternative to amplitude-modulated kilohertz (AM-kHz) for phasic neural activation, showing comparable performance in computational models and experimental data.

This paper shows that temporal interference stimulation (TIS) and direct kHz stimulation of peripheral nerves have similar biophysical effects, challenging claims that TIS relies on amplitude modulation.

This paper introduces a new electrical stimulation waveform that evokes more naturalistic neural activity than traditional methods, as shown by human experiments and computational modeling.