New Member from Nigeria – Exploring Brain-to-Brain Interfaces
NAZBROTECH
NIGERIA
Hello everyone,
My name is Elon Paul Anozie Nnamdi, and I’m excited to join this community. I’m based in Nigeria, and I’ve recently started a journey into exploring Brain-to-Brain Interfaces (BTBI).
I’ve set up a GitHub repo called btbi-experiments
, where I’m documenting my ideas, early experiments, and long-term vision for this field. The project is called Synapse, and it’s focused on how we might extend Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) toward more direct brain-to-brain communication.
My interests include:
Exploring how BCI/EEG signals can be processed and transmitted.
Investigating possible steps toward multi-user neural communication.
Connecting with others working on signal processing, hardware design, and neuroscience research.
I’m here to learn, share, and collaborate. I’d really appreciate any guidance on good beginner-friendly experiments, open resources, or ways I could contribute meaningfully as I develop this project.
Looking forward to engaging with you all!
Best regards,
Elon Paul
(GitHub: NAZBROTECH
)
Comments
Elon, welcome.
Here is the Github link you mentioned:
https://github.com/NAZBROTECH/btbi-experiments
There seem to be many papers in this area, for example:
https://www.google.com/search?q=research+review+of+brain+to+brain+communications
This is a 'review' paper from 2021 that contains more references than typical.
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurorobotics/articles/10.3389/fnbot.2021.656943/full
2022 overview:
https://www.scivisionpub.com/pdfs/direct-brain-to-brain-b2b-communication-without-interface-applicationsfact-or-fiction-2333.pdf
2025 NSF grant to NIU:
https://newsroom.niu.edu/600000-nsf-grant-to-explore-brain-to-brain-communication-potential/#gsc.tab=0
Regards, William
Thanks, William — really appreciate these references. ????
I’ll start by going through the 2021 review paper since it looks like a solid foundation with many citations. The 2022 overview also caught my attention — the “fact or fiction” framing seems like a good way to map the current limitations vs. opportunities.
I’ll update my GitHub repo (btbi-experiments) with a resources section that summarizes what I learn from each of these. The NSF grant to NIU is particularly interesting since it highlights how this area is being taken seriously at the funding level.