In 2005 she founded the Division of Brain Stimulation at Columbia University, and by 2010 she had led two scientific societies focused on neurostimulation and had published 150 papers; at that time she moved back to Duke.
She founded the Division of Brain Stimulation at Columbia University. This was in 2005. She had led two scientific societies focused on neurostimulation and had published 150 papers; at that time she moved back to Duke. This was by 2010.