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By Michele Eaton 88 Air Base Wing Public Affairs
Brain stimulation study volunteer Staff Sgt. William Raydon receives a mild electric stimulation to his brain as part of a study being conducted by Air Force Research Laboratory's 711 Human Performance Wing. The application of a mild, electric current to particular areas of the brain produces significant improvements in visual targeting and attention span, remediates the effect of fatigue on skills like these, and improves energy levels and mood in the volunteer study participants, all of whom are active-duty Airmen.
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