8:00 CEST | The brain-computer interface Universe
Christoph Guger, g.tec medical engineering, Austria (AT)
09:00 CEST | ECoG and stereo-EEG for BCIs: hardware and software requirements
Christoph Kapeller, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
10:00 CEST | BCI applications for wellbeing and cognitive decline neurobiomarkers
Tomasz M. Rutkowski, RIKEN AIP & The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (JP)
11:00 CEST | g.tec Suite – real-time processing and off-line analysis
Martin Walchshofer, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
12:00 CEST | Closed-loop experiments with EEG and functional electrical stimulation
Alexander Lechner, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
13:00 CEST | The Unicorn Game interface and how to use it in 2D/3D
Bernard Wong, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Hong Kong (HK) 14:00 CEST | BCI design to tackle developmental language disorders Joao Araujo, University of Cambridge, Cambridge (UK) 15:00 CEST | Speech decoding and synthesis from intracranial signals Dean Krusienski, Virginia Commonwealth University (US), Virginia (USA) 16:00 CEST | EEG technology to study substance use disorders Muhammad Parvaz, Mount Sinai, New York (USA)
17:00 CEST | Robotic Couture – BCIs in Fashion
Anouk Wipprecht, Fashion Designer, Florida (USA)
18:00 CEST | Exploiting low-dimensional neural manifolds for neuroscientific discovery and BCI development
Lee Miller, Northwestern University (USA), Illinois (USA)
19:00 CEST | Wearables and future applications
Nataliya Kosmyna, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts (USA)
20:00 CEST | Electrocardiographic imaging of the human heart – methods and clinical applications
Gabriella Captur, University College London, London (UK)
08:00 CEST| Optimizing open-loop and closed-loop brain stimulation procedures Johannes Grünwald, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 09:00 CEST| Decoding signals from invasive brain-computer interfaces David B. Grayden, University of Melbourne, Victoria (AU)
10:00 CEST| Use invasive and non-invasive neuromodulation to better understand the pathology and
neurology in movement disorders
Shenghong He, Oxford University, Oxford (UK)
11:00 CEST| Walking naturally after spinal cord injury using a brain-spine interface AHenri Lorach, EPFL, Geneva (CH), 1st place winner BCI Award 2022 12:00 CEST| Cortical dynamics and neurotechnological challenges Mavi Sanchez-Vives, IDIBAPS, Barcelona (ES) 13:00 CEST| Combining MEG, EEG, ECoG Milena Korostenskaja, The Institute of Neuroapproaches, Orlando, Florida (USA) 14:00 CEST| Rhythmic entertainment in cortical dynamics
Kai Miller, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MI (USA) 15:00 CEST| Spinal cord stimulations improves arm and hand function in people with chronic stroke Douglas Weber, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) 16:00 CEST| Towards mapping physiological and pathological sites of brain using computational
intelligence
Nuri Firat Ince, University of Houston, Houston, Texas (USA)
17:00 CEST| Epilepsy and Parkinson monitoring
William Speier, UCLA, Los Angeles, California (USA)
18:00 CEST| Innovations in brain mapping to guide neuromodulation for epilepsy and beyond
Jonathon James Parker, Mayo Clinic, Arizona (USA)
19:00 CEST| Neuroprosthetic technologies to restore hand functions
Elena Losanno, EPFL, Lausanne (CH), 2nd place winner BCI Award 2022
20:00 CEST| Neuromodulation studies at Stanford University
Josef Parvizi, Stanford University, Stanford, California (USA)
DAY 3 - APRIL 19, 2023 APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING IN BCIs
08:00 CEST| AI in EEG Applications
Theerawit Wilaiprasitporn, Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science & Technology, Chang Wat Rayong (TH)
09:00 CEST| Deep learning in brain computer interfaces
Nadia Mammone, Universita Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria (IT)
10:00 CEST| EEG in action – extracting fMRI guided EEG biomarkers for therapy
Oded Kraft, Graymatters, Haifa (IL)
11:00 CEST| User training in motor imagery brain-computer interfaces
Maryam Alimardani, Tilburg University, Thilburg (NL)
12:00 CEST| g.PANGOLIN – Ultra high-density EEG grids
Leo Schreiner, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
13:00 CEST| Does Your Brain Know you? – Introduction to Brain-Biometrics for Identity Authentication
Nibras Abo Alzahab, Universitá Politecnica Delle Marche (IT)
14:00 CEST| Time series data augmentation strategy based on a decomposition-recombination method
Jordi Solé-Casals, Universitat de Vic, Vic (ES)
15:00 CEST| Visual engagement in different BCI applications
Angela Natalizio, Polytechnic University of Turin, Turin (IT)
16:00 CEST| Non-Invasive versus Invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces
Dingguo Zhang, University of Bath, Bath (UK)
17:00 CEST| Towards fMRI's digital twin: subcortical BOLD is only deep-learning away from scalp EEG
Alexey Ossadtchi, Moscow University, Moscow (RU)
18:00 CEST| Hyperscanning – EEG recordings from multiple subjects with cognitive load
Martin Walchshofer, Katrin Mayr, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
19:00 CEST| A high-performance intracortical speech BCI
Francis Willett, Stanford University, Stanford, San Francisco, California (USA), 2nd place BCI Award 2022
20:00 CEST| How to get clean EEG and ECoG data by running OSCAR
Johannes Grünwald, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
08:00 CEST| Current research at SHIBAURA University Shin’ichiro Kanoh, Shibaura Institute of Technology, Saltama (JP) 09:00 CEST| Combining EEG and fMRI for inner speech decoding Foteini Liwicki, Lulea Technical University, Lulea (SE) 10:00 CEST| Multi-frequency SSVEP-based BCI: stimulation, decoding,
and more Jing Mu, University of Melbourne, Victoria (AU)
11:00 CEST| Neurotechnology approaches in neurodevelopmental disorders Miguel Castelo-Branco, University Coimbra, Coimbra (PT) 12:00 CEST| Advanced signal processing techniques for BCI interfacing Christopher James, Warwick University, Warwick (UK) 13:00 CEST| The premises and applications of HRV biofeedback Ewa Ratajzak, Nicolaus Copernicus University (PL)
14:00 CEST| Challenges and opportunities in studying effective connectivity through
TMS-EEG coregistration Marta Bortoletto, IRCCS Centro San Giovanni di Dio Fatebenefratelli, Brescia (IT) 15:00 CEST| Virtual Reality brain sports Christian Gnerlich, brain.jo, Regensburg (GE) 16:00 | Wireless EEG and fNIRS recordings Slobodan Tanckovic, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 17:00 CEST| Recording biosignals from different and multiple amplifiers
Micah Ching, g.tec medical engineering, Vancouver, BC (CA)
18:00 CEST| Event-related potentials in Clinical Practice
Kyle I. Ruiter, Voxneuro, Toronto (CA)
19:00 CEST| The computational perspective in high resolution Electroencephalographies:
strategies, advances, grand challenges
Francesco Andriulli, Politecnico di Torino, Turin (IT)
08:00 CEST| Wireless EEG recordings and sports Francisco Fernandes, g.tec medical engineering, Schiedlberg (AT) 09:00 CEST| BCIs for interacting with robotic exoskeletons Jose Maria Azorin, Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, Alicante (ES) 10:00 CEST| Research on brain-computer interfaces in Shanghai Jing Jin, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai (CN) 11:00 CEST| Neuroscience / BCI / Arts – a creative intersection Camil Mihaescu, Universitatea de Vest Timisoara, Timisoara (RO) 12:00 CEST| Robotic and prosthetic interaction with BCIs Denny Oetomo, University of Melbourne, Victoria (AU) 13:00 CEST| Neuroimaging findings of human brain changes following long-duration spaceflight
to the International Space Station and during zero-g flights
Steven Jillings, University of Antwerp, Antwerp (BE)
14:00 CEST| EEG channel selection using multiobjective Cuckoo search for person identification
Zaid Alyasseri, University of Kufa (Iraq)
15:00 CEST| Error-related potentials: methods and applications
Gabriel Pires, University of Coimbra, Coimbra (PT), Polytechnic Institute of Tomar, Tomar (PT)
16:00 CEST| Art and creative expression with BCIs
Brendan Z. Allison, UCSD, San Diego, California (USA)
17:00 CEST| On the role of synergies in human-robot interaction
Ramana Kumar Vinjamuri, University of Maryland, College Park (USA)
18:00 CEST| Combining EEG and EMG decoding towards a new generation of hybrid interfaces in neurorobotics
Stefano Tortora, University of Padova, Padova (IT)
19:00 CEST| Sensing and cognition in machine to brain interface
Nitish Thakor, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (USA), National University of Singapore, (SG)
20:00 CEST| The g.tec configurator and the Unicorn Educational Kit
Fan Cao, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
09:00 CEST| BR41N.IO Hackathon introduction Christoph Guger, g.tec medical engineering, Schiedlberg (AT) 09:30 CEST| Unicorn Brain Interface demonstration Martin Walchshofer, Bernard Wong, g.tec medical engineering, Schiedlberg (AT) 10:30 CEST| Motor imagery, P300, SSVEP and ECoG data-sets Christoph Kapeller, Rupert Ortner, Johannes Grünwald, g.tec medical engineering, Schiedlberg/Barcelona (AT/ES)
11:00 CEST| Start BR41N.IO and hosting institutions and team formation Christoph Guger (AT), Maryam Alimardani (NL), Arianna Di Bernardo (IT), Enrico Sansone (IT), Abdelkader N. Belkacem (EA), Luis Emilio Bruni (DK), Hossein Dini (DK), Cosmin Bonchis (RO),
Javier Mauricio, Antelis Ortiz (MX), Ferat Sahin (USA), Leonardo Ferrisi (USA), David Grayden (AU), Sam John (AU) 16:00 CEST| Storytelling & science communication in the field of neurotechnology
Harrison Canning, Colin Fausnaught, RIT, Rochester, New York, NY (USA)
18:00 CEST| All night hacking
09:00 CEST| All night hacking
13:00 CEST| Responsible research and innovation in BCI
Ricardo Chavarriaga, Zurich university of Applied Sciences, CLAIRE, Zürich (CH)
14:00 CEST| Project presentations
18:00 CEST| BR41N.IO ceremony
08:00 CEST| How to help stroke patients and patients with MS with g.tec’s brain-computer interfaces
Christoph Guger, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
09:00 CEST| recoveriX stroke therapy – A practice session Marc Sebastian , g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Barcelona (ES) 10:00 CEST| Application of BCI to stroke rehabilitation: Theory and practice’ Kenneth Fong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK) 11:00 CEST| Brain-computer interfaces for rehabilitation Mikhail Lebedev, Moscow State University, Moscow (RU)
12:00 CEST| BCI training experience with chronic patients in Israel Nadav Schechter, recoveriX-gym Binyamina and Jerusalem (IL) 12:30 CEST| recoveriX therapy in Portugal Jorge Alves, Cerebro, Braga (PT) 13:00 CEST| Lower limb stroke rehabilitation with recoveriX Woosang Cho, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 14:00 CEST| BCI and TMS technology for rehabiliation Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting, Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg (GE) 15:00 CEST| Brain changes track with motor recovery in a multimodal BCI-FES Intervention
for stroke survivors
Alexander B. Remsik, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI (USA)
16:00 CEST| recoveriX treaments and strategy in Nigeria
Osaze Osayande, recoveriX-gym Lagos (NI)
16:30 CEST| recoveriX-gyms in Austria
Gerlinde Percht, recoveriX-gyms in Austria, Schladming, Vienna, Graz, Klagenfurt (AT)
17:00 CEST| Brain computer interfaces for stroke rehabilitation: clinical translation
David Lin, Massachusetts General Hospita, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (USA)
18:00 CEST| recoveriX therapy in Finland
Marjo Jännes-Malm, Fysioline, Tampere (FI)
18:30 CEST| recoveriX success stories from Slovenia
Andraz Stozer, recoveriX Maribor, Kranj (SVN)
19:00 CEST| fMRI and EEG studies for mental health
Tamar Flash, Weizmann Institute, Rehovot (IL)
20:00 CEST| Brain assessment parameters for stroke
Sebastian Sieghartsleitner, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
08:00 CEST| BCI for the assessment, prediction, communication & rehabilitation of patients with disorders of consciousness Christoph Guger, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 09:00 CEST| Brain computer interfaces for improving cognitive abilities: principles and applications Abdelkader N. Belkacem, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain (AE) 10:00 CEST| mindBEAGLE assessment, communication, predication, rehabilitation Rupert Ortner, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Barcelona (ES)
11:00 CEST| Pharmacological and non-pharmacological innovative treatment options for DoC patients
Aurore Thibaut, University of Liége, Liege (BE)
12:00 CEST| Advances in decoding mental imagery and evoked potentials from electroencephalography for clinical applications and human augmentation
Damien Coyle, Ulster University, Ulster (UK)
13:00 CEST| BCIs for assessment of disorders of consciousness
Rossella Spataro, University of Palermo, Palermo (IT)
14:00 CEST| Outcome prediction in coma patients
Marzia De Lucia, CHUV, Lausanne (CH)
15:00 CEST| Resting state EEG rhythms reflecting vigilance: a window on the level of consciousness
Claudio Babiloni, Sapienza University Di Roma, Rome (IT)
16:00 CEST| Cognition in DOC patients: assessment and management
Caroline Schnakers, Casa Colina Hospital, Pomona, California (USA)
17:00 CEST| How new technologies improve the care of severely brain damaged patients
Olivia Gosseries, University of Liége, Liege (BE)
19:00 | Searching for consciousness in the ICU
Brian L. Edlow, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts (USA)
18:00 CEST| Lessons learned from cooperating with neurotech industry
Cristi Salinas, Neuropsychologist, Winter Park, Florida (USA)
19:00 CEST| EEG biomarkers for pain
Aleksandra Vuckovic, Glasgow University, Glasgow (UK)
20:00 CEST| Neurofeedback and the neural representation of self: lessons from awake state and slee
09:00 CEST| Functional mapping with the ECoG and Cortico-Cortical Evoked Potentials Christoph Guger, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 10:00 CEST| Passive functional brain mapping with ECoG for future clinical standard Kyousuke Kamada, Mengumino Hospital, Sapporo (JP)
11:00 CEST| Running functional mapping procedures in real-time with high-gamma and
ultra-high gamma
Christoph Kapeller, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 12:00 CEST| Clinical practice of high gamma activity mapping in the neurosurgical field Takahiro Sanada, Asahikawa Medical Universit, Asahikawa (JP) 13:00 CEST| High-frequency oscillations and 3D mapping of activity of grids and stereo EEG Mostafa Mohammadpour, Michael Jordan, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT) 14:00 CEST| Mapping language network for presurgical evaluations of epilepsy and tumor
surgery Riki Matsumoto, Kobe University Hospital, Kobe (JP) 15:00 CEST| Functional mapping in Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery with Stereo EEG; passive
high-gamma frequency mapping vs. cortical stimulation mapping Masanori Takeoka, Boston Children’s Hospital , Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (USA)
16:00 CEST| Intraoperative rapid passive mapping as an adjunct to conventional mapping in
pathologic brain resections. Experience, case use and lessons learned
Ahmed Raslan, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR (USA) 17:00 CEST| Highly generalized spelling using a silent-speech BCI in a person with severe anarthria Sean L. Metzger, UCSF, San Francisco, California (USA), 3rd place winner BCI Award 2022
18:00 CEST| High-gamma mapping and gamma echo
Peter Brunner, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO (USA)
19:00 CEST| Exam, certificates and Unicorn Hybrid Black winner
Christoph Guger, g.tec medical engineering GmbH, Schiedlberg (AT)
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