See also

These open-source software packages and workflows build upon SimNIBS and might be interesting for you. Let us know in case you’ve developed something cool using SimNIBS!

ACES (Automated Correlation of Electric field strength and Stimulation effects) (website, reference) that enabes the aggregation of NIBS findings on the meta-analytical or within-study level for analyses.

BabelBrain (website, reference) is a software for the simulation of transcranial ultrasound stimulation and uses SimNIBS for the creation of head models .

BrainStorm (website, reference) is a package for the analysis of brain signal recordings and uses SimNIBS for the creation of FEM head meshes .

Metamodeling (website, reference) introduces a new way to do meta-analyses of brain stimulation effects

NHP modeling pipeline (website, reference) uses SimNIBS to calculate electric fields in NHP head models.

PlanTUS (website) uses SimNIBS charm to create head models for TUS planning.

TAP (TMS_Targeting_And_Analysis_Pipeline) (website, reference) is a pipeline to optimize and verify coil placements in transcranial magnetic stimulation.

Targeted Functional Network Stimulation (TANS) (website, reference) aims to optimize the network-specificity of TMS stimulation.

TMSloc_proto (website, reference) integrates SimNIBS field calculations into an analysis pipeline for TMS motor mapping data

TMS_targeting (website, reference) aims to identify an optimal TMS target using fMRI data and e-field modelling.