Innovation in neuromodulation has always been driven by research. For more than 35 years, Magstim has helped advance the field from introducing the world's first commercially available Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) system for neuroscience research to developing today's advanced clinical and research technologies used by leading institutions around the world.

This week, that legacy continues as the Magstim EGI team travels to NYC Neuromodulation 2026, one of the premier international meetings dedicated to advancing brain stimulation, neurotechnology, and translational neuroscience.

At Booth 15, attendees will experience the latest innovations bringing TMS and high-density EEG (HD-EEG) together in powerful new ways. Live demonstrations will showcase the integration of Magstim Rapid TMS Research with the NEW EGI Geodesic EEG System (GES 500)—helping researchers capture synchronized brain stimulation and brain activity with unprecedented precision.

Whether your work focuses on neuromodulation, biomarkers, brain-computer interfaces, cognitive neuroscience, psychiatric disorders, or translational research, our team will demonstrate how integrated TMS and HD-EEG technologies can help accelerate scientific discovery.

Experience the Latest Neurotechnology

Visit the Magstim EGI team for hands-on demonstrations of:

• Integrated TMS + HD-EEG research workflows
• The NEW EGI Geodesic EEG System (GES 500)
• Magstim Rapid TMS Research
• Synchronized EEG, TMS, EMG, eye tracking, and electrical stimulation
• Technologies supporting today's most advanced neuroscience research

The NYC Neuromodulation Conference is where many of the field's leading clinicians, researchers, engineers, and innovators come together to exchange ideas that will shape the future of brain health. We're proud to be part of that conversation and to continue building on a foundation rooted in scientific discovery.

If you're attending the conference, stop by Magstim EGI Booth 15 to meet our neuroscience experts, experience our latest technologies firsthand, and explore how the next generation of integrated neuromodulation tools is helping advance research today—and improve patient care tomorrow.

NYC Neuromodulation 2026
July 30 – August 3, 2026
Magstim EGI | Booth 15

For more than three decades, Magstim EGI has helped researchers explore the brain. Today, we're helping define what's next.

To learn more, visit www.magstim.com or email marketing@magstim.com to request additional information, arrange a demonstration or receive a system quote.