For more information see the below link:
https://www.sci-research.uzh.ch/en/research/Neuropathic-Pain/Cold-evoked-potentials-.html
Have any one, any information about "Cold-evoked potentials (CEP) for brain mapping"?
what is your idea about this machine:
https://www.qst-lab.eu/
It would relate well to the "submersion hypothesis" (it's not a thing, but if you google it, there are some studies I've replicated. Also to the p300 wave, as well as the idea of electromagnetic theories of using a Dirac Delta for determining the state of a Laplacian channel (or a 'black-box' in a circuit diagram).
The device seems, based of their data, applicable in determining the change in threshold of a person over certain periods of their life.
However, I imagine your use for it would be along the lines of sending an impulse to see how the nerves respond in different areas of the brain and tying it in to see if it co-correlates with other measures.
My suggestion would be to combine it with an EEG and/or fMRI and see if the differences on each data set line up in any way. My imagination leads me to think that perhaps the forehead and brainstem have both a higher sensitivity and power-band together, arising from a common cause of higher-neural-activity-density. But that's an educated guess.
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