See the Data: Explore EGI GES 500 HD-EEG and TMS–EEG in a Live Technical Webinar

Thursday, October 22 at 12 noon ET

Signal quality. Fast recovery after TMS. Streamlined research workflows.

Combining high-density EEG with TMS enables researchers to investigate brain activity alongside controlled stimulation, helping address questions about brain function, responses to interventions, and potential measures for future clinical research.

Join EGI on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 12 noon ET for the GES 500 Technical Webinar, exploring acquisition performance, software, and integration with Magstim TMS.

Go beyond the launch overview. Examine on-head TMS–EEG test recordings and explore workflows from participant preparation to synchronized stimulation and EEG data collection.

Register now to reserve your spot.

Why recording after stimulation matters

Stimulation-related artifacts can obscure EEG signals, making artifact reduction and recovery after a TMS pulse important considerations in experimental design.

This webinar will share on-head test data demonstrating the GES 500’s improved artifact reduction and fast recovery following stimulation. Explore the recordings and assess their relevance to your research questions and analysis requirements.

What you’ll explore

• Signal quality and acquisition performance: Recording capabilities relevant to your study’s signals, timing, and experimental conditions.
• Brain networks and intervention responses: HD-EEG approaches to source localization and network analysis.
• Coordinated TMS–EEG workflows: Geodesic Sensor Nets, acquisition software, and Magstim TMS integration.
• Portable recording and analysis tools: Battery-powered acquisition and commercial and open-source analysis options.
• Emerging research methods: Platform architecture for AI, machine-learning, and closed-loop research.

Why attend?

For researchers, the session can inform study planning and help identify acquisition, synchronization, and analysis requirements.

For clinicians involved in translational or clinical research, it offers an opportunity to explore brain responses alongside clinical assessments, including changes over time and candidate physiological measures requiring further validation.

See the data, understand the workflow, and explore how GES 500 capabilities could fit your experimental approach.

Learn more about the GES 500 HD-EEG research system.

Reserve your place today

GES 500 Technical Webinar

Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 12 noon ET | Live online

REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR

Questions? Contact info@magstimegi.com or call 612-225-5868.