[MIT Technology Review] To Study the Brain, a Doctor Puts Himself Under the Knife
Phil Kennedy followed a path that only a handful of scientists have done, he used himself as a guinea pig. This… Read more »
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WakeCap | OBCI-based Device for Drowsiness Detection
Hello All, I’ve been fascinated since the beginning of OBCI. I would like to share some great news with you…. Read more »
Neurotechnology Symposium
Columbia’s Neurotechnology Center is hosting a symposium on neurotech this Saturday, 9/26. Free registration. This covers a wide range of… Read more »
BrainHack Americas
October 23-25th, sites in Ann Arbor, MI, Berkeley, CA, Los Angeles, CA, Miami, FL, New York City, NY, Porto Alegre, Brazil, Querétaro, Mx, and Seattle, WA, will be… Read more »
Neurolunch Seminars
NeuroLunch Seminars The Neuro Technology Center at Columbia University will be hosting NeuroLunch Seminars on (most) Tuesdays at Noon. These… Read more »
Planning a Dreamhacking tool. Anyone want to play?
The drive to experiment with consciousness is inherent to the human condition. My name is Jennifer Dumpert and I teach and… Read more »
A new $500,000 Prize for technologies for locked in patients
The ALS association and Prize4Life announce -the ALS Assistive Technology Challenge- focused around accelerating the development of communication technologies with… Read more »
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Looking for speakers for RoboUniverse Conference in San Diego, Dec 14-16
I am looking for speakers for the RoboUniverse conference in San Diego, Dec 14-16. The particular session description is: The… Read more »
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OpenBCI Newsletter — Back to School 2015
Greetings OpenBCI Brainiacs, We hope you had a fantastic summer. We’ve been quite busy and want to update you! 3D-printed… Read more »
Ultracortex Mark 3 Has Arrived!
Ultracortex Mark 3 (Github Link) Development Period: July 2015 — September 2015 The Ultracortex is an open-source, 3D-printable headset intended… Read more »
SSVEP Game from Neurogaming Hackathon
SSVEP Neurogaming Hackathon Information What we set out to do: Two-Player SSVEP-based game with one OpenBCI board. What we accomplished:… Read more »
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Recent Kaggle competition on BCI
MNE-Python, an MEG and EEG data analysis package, was recently featured in a recent Kaggle competition on BCI. It used… Read more »
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