Beta Lab | Brain & Technology Amsterdam

25/11/2015

A lot is happening in the lab this week: we are already halfway through experiments!
Photo: an ICC group adjusts an EEG headset on their participant's head, to study differences in brain activity when listening to the same speech in several languages.

28/06/2012

Hey AUC students! We want you for a fun scientific experiment at the VU about social interaction, Friday next week. Please have a look at the website below and subscribe :) See you there!

06/05/2012

Two British men who have been blind for many years have been able to perceive light and some shapes after surgery to fit an innovative retina implant.

20/04/2012

A group of scientists have laid out an ambitious plan to tackle one of the grand challenges facing mankind in the early 21st century--develop a supercomputer that can simulate the brain.

13/04/2012

Doing brain experiments is serious business!

29/03/2012

How do people look at abstract art? Is there a difference between kids and adults?

03/03/2012

7 new student groups are currently formulating their research questions. Follow their experiments with brain activity, eye tracking and more on the Beta Lab website:
http://beta-lab.nl/projectgroups

21/02/2012

Wonder if this year's student's neuroscience projects will garner as high-level attention as that of this high school student who got to present his brain-controlled arm to president Obama...

Digg DiggU.S President Barack Obama was chatting about bionic limbs in the Blue Room last week during the second annual White House Science Fair to celebrate student winners of science,...

13/01/2012

Read about the latest publications and applications using the Emotiv EPOC!

Emotiv

25/11/2011

AUC students will again be performing several experiments on information visualization (using an eye tracker to evaluate their designs) and on psycholinguistics in the next few weeks.

25/02/2010

25/02/2010

Will be showing off my brain activity gaming skills to a bunch of suits on thursday may 18th. Will keep you posted on how that went!