PhD candidate (Cognitive Neuroscience/ Neuroengineering), The University of Queensland
I work on a number of projects using behavioural and physiological measures as well as measures of neural activity (EEG, fNIRS). Some of my recent projects include:
BCI: Developing a fast and flexible frequency tagging based brain computer interface spelling device using a high accuracy classifier to distinguish between 40 frequencies.
Joint Action: Investigating how the brain coordinates joint actions from the perspective of visual attention and testing the neural synchrony hypothesis.
Approach and Avoidance: Investigating whether differing behavioural goals effect the allocation of selective attention to behaviourally relevant objects in dynamic interactive environments.
Working Memory: Investigating whether the contralateral delay activity tracks the number of objects of the number of unique identities held in working memory.
Attentional Load: Contrasting well established electrophysiological effects of attentional load measured with EEG with the BOLD response measured with fNIRS.
Neuralink put a chip in Gertrude the pig's brain. It might be useful one day
Sep 02, 2020 14:06 pm UTC| Science
A recent demonstration video released by Elon Musks firm Neuralink might not look like much at first. In the video, a pig named Gertrude eats snacks from a persons hand, while an accompanying computer screen displays blue...
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