Abstract
Despite the widespread use of tACS for manipulating neuronal oscillations, it is still not clear whether this method is able to entrain neuronal oscillations. This is mainly because stimulation artifacts interfere with simultaneously recorded brain signals and make it hard to search for such possible entrainments. In my talk, I will first review our current knowledge about these artifacts and provide a mathematical model for them. Next, I present our recent results from an MEG experiment, in which we search for the echoes of tACS entrainment after stimulation offset.
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