Focus Area
Clinical Neuromodulation
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), studied as a personalized treatment across four conditions.
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) uses focused magnetic pulses to modulate specific brain circuits without surgery or drugs. Cody’s clinical research studies rTMS as a personalized therapy, matched to the individual rather than delivered as a fixed protocol.
His body of work centers on personalized neuromodulation, with multiple manuscripts currently under review.
rTMS protocols targeting the neural circuits implicated in mood regulation, as a personalized option for major depressive disorder, including patients who have not responded to medication.
Neuromodulation to support recovery from pediatric concussion and the persistent cognitive and mood symptoms that can follow a mild traumatic brain injury.
Brain-stimulation approaches for the neurological and cognitive symptoms, brain fog, fatigue, mood disturbance, associated with long COVID.
Personalized neuromodulation for substance use disorders, informed by Cody’s hands-on experience in residential recovery care.
Closed-loop neuromodulation and real-time EEG decoding research.
Clinical rTMS research and multimodal neuroimaging in Tucson.
Research at the John A. Burns School of Medicine, bridging engineering and care.