Our team at UNSW, based at the Black Dog Institute (Randwick), has expertise in transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), ECT, ketamine, psychedelics. Current research streams are: 1) Clinical trials of novel treatments for depression (ECT, ketamine, psychedelics) and anorexia (TMS, tDCS, psychedelics) 2) Experiments improving novel brain stimulation approaches for the treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders 3) Cognitive neuroscience, using novel brain stimulation and other treatments to improve cognition 4) Combining TMS, tDCS and ECT with EEG, MRI and other neuroimaging techniques 5) real world treatment data from the Clinical Alliance and Research in ECT and Related Treatments ("CARE") network 6) computational modelling of brain stimulation effects. The above research involves collaborations with the Ramsay Northside Clinic, The George Institute, UNSW Biomedical Engineering, national and international collaborators in the Clinical Alliance and Research for ECT and related treatments (CARE) network.