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From Your Body to Music: Interview with Biophysical Xth Sense Interface Creator
What you’re watching in the video above doesn’t involve cameras or motion sensors. It’s the kind of brain-to-machine, body-to-interaction interface most of us associate with science fiction. And while the technology has made the occasional appearance in unusual, niche commercial applications, it’s poised now to blow wide open for music – open as in free and open source.
nsi  bgm  bci 
10 weeks ago by gdw
Neuroscientists link brain-wave pattern to energy consumption - MIT News Office
New model of neuro-electric activity could help scientists better understand quiescent brain states such as coma.
nsi 
february 2012 by gdw
Swarma Limited | CrunchBase Profile
WebFaction is a shared web-hosting company offering limited features of a VPS by allowing users to install most third-party software in their respective home directories.
nsi  www  hosting 
february 2012 by gdw
Power Your Name
At Power Your Name we offer the best domain related products and services available online. The services we offer include Windows Web Hosting, Linux Web Hosting, Web Site Creator, RichContent, RCOM Shield, VeriSign SSL Certificates, GeoTrust SSL Certificates, Comodo SSL Certificates, POP Email, Domain Registrations, Email Forwarding, Reseller Services, DNS Hosting, URL Forwarding, goMobi, Premium Domain Registration, TRUSTe Privacy Policy, GeoTrust Anti-Malware, XXX, Traffic Generator.
dns  hosting  services  security  nsi 
february 2012 by gdw
Eye tracking and eye control for research, communication and integration
Eye tracking by Tobii Technology has revolutionized research in many fields and enabled communication for thousands of people with special needs. Tobii offers world-leading eye tracking and eye control for research, communication and industrial integration.
eyetracking  nsi  sdc  gaze  control  interaction 
january 2012 by gdw
carboncopies project
Carboncopies is a nonprofit organisation with a goal of creating a networking and outreach community around the central idea of Advancing Substrate Independent Minds (ASIM).

ASIM is a field of research which seeks to understand the brain and nervous system of a wide range of organisms, including humans, in order to facilitate emulation of these organisms in an artificial substrate, for example a computer processor.
brain  independent  intelligence  mind  nsi 
november 2011 by gdw
David Eagleman and Mysteries of the Brain : The New Yorker
Fascinating New Yorker profile of neuroscientist David Eagleman and his work about the nature of time. Wide-ranging article that discusses his interactions with Francis Crick and Brian Eno, his study about drummers and the creation of possibilianism.
brain  perception  psychology  time  nsi 
november 2011 by gdw
Decoding the brain’s cacophony | KurzweilAI
gazzaniga  brain  scanning  free  will  nsi 
november 2011 by gdw
How to fly a helicopter with your brain waves | KurzweilAI
bci  eeg  nsi 
november 2011 by gdw
Music of the brain: each synapse has its own natural rhythm | KurzweilAI
In a discovery that challenges conventional wisdom on the brain mechanisms of learning, UCLA neuro-physicists have found there is an optimal brain “rhythm,” or frequency, for changing synaptic strength, and each synapse is tuned to a different optimal frequency for learning.
nsi  bgm  brain  rhythm 
october 2011 by gdw
Disabled patients mind-meld with robots | KurzweilAI
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) researchers have invented a new, noninvasive method for recording patterns of brain activity and using them to steer a partially autonomous robot so that “locked in” patients can interact with others and appear physically present — without a lot of effort and concentration.
eeg  bci  robot  nsi 
september 2011 by gdw
New map shows where tastes are coded in the brain | KurzweilAI
Howard Hughes Medical Institute and NIH scientists have discovered that our four basic tastes — sweet, bitter, salty, and “umami,” or savory —- are processed by neurons arranged discretely in a “gustotopic map” in the brain.
brain  mapping  gustotopic  nsi  sensory 
september 2011 by gdw
JHU Brainscience Instutitue (BSI):
NEUROSCIENCE COMMUNITY NEWS
jhu  bsi  nsi  research 
september 2011 by gdw
Day 4 – Recent findings in autism | Victoria Williamson Music Psychology PhD
music  psychology  autism  nsi 
september 2011 by gdw
Kickstarter: EEG-Based Telepresence Robot Controller | TechCrunch
eeg  based  telepresence  robot  controller  nsi  bci 
august 2011 by gdw
NeuroFocus Uses Neuromarketing to Hack Your Brain | Fast Company
Intel, PayPal, Pepsico, Google, HP, Citi, and Microsoft are spending millions to plumb your mind. Here's how it's done.
marketing  neuroscience  nsi 
august 2011 by gdw
Rich Decibels disrupts brainwaves using an Arduino « Ponoko – Blog
Audio-visual brain entrainment using an Arduino
arduino  ponoko  brain  entrainment  nsi  eeg 
august 2011 by gdw
Device Lets You See With Your Ears : Discovery News
A new device that links spy glasses, a webcam and a smart phone could make it easier for blind people to "see" shapes by converting visual signals to auditory ones and sending them to another part of the brain.
sight  sound  signals  transduction  nsi 
august 2011 by gdw
Intelligent Devices - Company
Intelligent Devices was founded in 1995 to provide state of the art audio solutions to the Pro Audio, Government and Law Enforcement communities. Our software and hardware solutions represent over fifty years of true expertise in audio recording, enhancement and speech processing.
audio  software  hardware  speech  nsi 
july 2011 by gdw
Medical News: New Tool Assesses Vegetative State - in Neurology, General Neurology from MedPage Today
So they designed a new EEG-based, cognitive event-related potential (ERP) test: the auditory rule violation ERP.

Essentially, the test evaluates cerebral responses to violations of temporal regularities in two ways: it looks for EEG detection of identification of a single deviant sound among a pattern of standard sounds, and for a longer-term violation made up of a series of five unexpected sounds.
nsi  eeg  research 
july 2011 by gdw
New Bio-Signal Chip Available for Developers | LinkedIn
nsi  eeg 
july 2011 by gdw
Neural signature of ‘mental time travel’ | KurzweilAI
University of Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt University researchers have found neurobiological evidence for the context reinstatement hypothesis: that memories formed nearby in time become linked.
context_reinstatement  memory  eeg  nsi 
july 2011 by gdw
NSF funds $18.5 million effort to create mind-machine interfaces | KurzweilAI
An $18.5 million grant to establish an Engineering Research Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering based at the University of Washington (UW) has been announced by the National Science Foundation .

Researchers will develop new technologies for amputees, for spinal cord injuries, and people with cerebral palsy, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, or age-related neurological disorders.
nsf  bci  mind-machine-interface  nsi 
july 2011 by gdw
Smartphone App Measures User’s Brainwaves
Smartphone App Measures User’s Brainwaves
By Ronald Jin Chu
Published: July 13, 2011
KDDI R&D laboratories has successfully created one of the first integrations of mobile gaming and neural science. Introduced at today’s International Modern Hospital Show , this app’s ability to measure the amount of concentration and meditation occurring in the brain while the users perform simple tasks or are heavily indulged in their video game, truly grasped our attention.
nsi  bgm  sdc  apps  brain_training  gadgets  gaming  kddi  robotech  robots  smartphones  technology 
july 2011 by gdw
The Real Brain Exhibit
BRISTOL, UNITED KINGDOM - MARCH 10: A real human brain being displayed as part of new exhibition at the Bristol attraction is seen on March 8, 2011 in Bristol, England
brain  display  exhibit  nsi  bgm 
july 2011 by gdw
How to measure emotions | KurzweilAI
nsi  eeg  emotion 
july 2011 by gdw
Control your home with thought alone | KurzweilAI
eeg  nsi 
july 2011 by gdw
New brain-computer interface mobilizes patients, opens up new mind-control scenarios | KurzweilAI
A bolt implanted in the skull would contain an ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit) microchip under the skin in the skull. It would pick up and process neural signals, and transmit them via the skin directly to a receiver located in or near the target muscle group (such as an arm or hand).
eeg  bci  nsi 
june 2011 by gdw
A New Amazing Deal: Web Hosting For Entrepreneurs - Technology Review
nsi  hosting  for  entrepreneurs 
june 2011 by gdw
Nature News Blog: Attention! New study points to power of controlling neurons
Humans and monkeys can learn to fire neurons in particular regions of the brain at will using a feedback mechanism. They can, for example, control the movement of motor neurons even without making any physical movements. But what effect does that firing have on the cognition or behavior of the monkey (or person)?
nature  neurons  cognition  nsi 
june 2011 by gdw
Zaidel Lab: Zaidel Lab
The lab approaches cognitive neuroscience from the vantage point of hemispheric specialization and interhemispheric interaction in humans. The two hemispheres serve as a model system for modularity and intermodular communication in the mind/brain. We use a convergent approach, combining anatomy (cortical asymmetries, the structure of the corpus callosum), physiology (PET, fMRI, EEG, ERP, TMS) and behavior (hemifield tachistoscopy, dichotic listening).
nsi  hemispheric  specialization  eeg 
may 2011 by gdw
Clues to Controlling Seizures - Technology Review
New approaches to modeling the brain could improve electrical-stimulation therapies.
control_theory  deep_brain_stimulation  epilepsy  neurotechnology  parkinsons  vagus_nerve  nsi 
may 2011 by gdw
Want to Enhance Your Brain Power? - Technology Review
Research hints that electrically stimulating the brain can speed learning.
brain_simulation  cognitive_enhancement  learning  nsi  eeg 
may 2011 by gdw
A Gentler Way to Jump-Start the Brain - Technology Review
Scientists in Israel are testing a noninvasive method to electrically stimulate neurons deep in the brain.
transcranial_stimulation  brain  depression  nsi  eeg  magnetic  biomag 
may 2011 by gdw
Biosensors Comfortable Enough to Wear 24-7 - Technology Review
A new kind of sensor could allow for long-term medical monitoring--without direct skin contact.
nsi  eeg  biosenors  electrodes  medical_devices  medical_monitoring 
may 2011 by gdw
Targeting the Brain with Sound Waves - Technology Review
Ultrasound might provide a new, noninvasive way to control brain activity.
nsi  brain  deep_brain_stimulation  implant  neuroscience  ultrasound 
may 2011 by gdw
Photos: Art expressions by artists suffering from brain disorders - latimes.com
Many people who have suffered brain damage turn to creating art. Researchers are studying them to help unravel how the brain works.
brain  disorder  art  function  nsi 
may 2011 by gdw
EEG sleep study adds to evidence of a neural fingerprint | KurzweilAI
Consistent “signature” brainwave patterns (first noticed in short-term studies of adults) are so robust that they’re also detectable over a matter of years in the turbulent brains of teens, researchers at Brown University and the University of Zurich have found.
neural  fingerprint  nsi 
april 2011 by gdw
Scientists Develop Brain-Computer Interface for Cellphones
nsi  bci  cellphones 
april 2011 by gdw
EEG headset makes surfing brain's waves easier | Health Tech - CNET News
A prototype wireless electroencephalogram (EEG) headset debuts this week at the Medical Device and Manufacturing conference and exhibition in Anaheim, Calif.,
nsi  eeg  prototype 
february 2011 by gdw
Knowledge Base | International Community for Auditory Display
This section contains a collection of resources for experts and novices to the field
reference  sonification  dsp  nsi 
february 2011 by gdw
Next Generation Interfaces Give New Meaning to Mind Control - Patently Apple
nsi  bgm  bsi  mind  brain 
january 2011 by gdw
CES-Act natural, and take your hands off the device | Reuters
* Hand, eye and voice control technology emerging

* 'Natural user interface' pushing into mainstream
hci  bci  nsi 
january 2011 by gdw
Short Sharp Science: CES: Thought-controlled iPad app gets in your head
CES: Thought-controlled iPad app gets in your head
nsi  bci 
january 2011 by gdw
Music, Mind & Brain @ Goldsmiths | Blogging on Music Psychology and the Brain.
We are students and related folk (i.e interns) on the MSc in Music, Mind and Brain at Goldsmiths, University of London, a programme which focuses on the cognitive and biological foundations of musical behaviour.

As part of the programme there is an Invited Speaker Series, where experts from the field visit Goldsmiths to share with us their latest research findings. As part of our assessment, we have to write a collaborative blog on one of these talks, some of which have been posted here!
blog  music  mind  brain  nsi 
january 2011 by gdw
XWave Lets You Control iPhone Graphics with Your Brain
nsi  bgm  bci 
december 2010 by gdw
The Associated Press: Study ties brain structure size to socializing
Brain scans of 58 volunteers in a preliminary study indicated that the bigger the amygdala, the more friends and family the volunteers reported seeing regularly.
That makes sense because the amygdala is at the center of a brain network that's important for socializing, says Lisa Feldman Barrett, an author of the work published online Sunday by the journal Nature Neuroscience.
size  amygdala  telated  to  socializing  nsi  bgm 
december 2010 by gdw
Dr. Herbert Benson - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA
nsi 
december 2010 by gdw
SourceForge.net: OpenEEG - EEG hardware and software: openeeg-list
[Openeeg-list] Emotiv EPOC Hacked
openeeg  emotive  nsi  hacked  mailing  list 
november 2010 by gdw
EOC Institute- EquiSync- Brainwave technology for deep meditation.
Equisync's design is based on the 100's of studies performed on the effectiveness of binaural audio technology, and 1000's of studies on the powerful benefits of meditation. If you are interested in better understanding the power of this technology and rapidly expanding field of research, then here is a very abbreviated bibliography, a very small sample of the studies out there.
brainwave  eeg  music  relaxation  meditation  nsi 
november 2010 by gdw
PLX Devices to release 'brainwave to iPhone' interface | Accessories | iOS Central | Macworld
There was a time when touch screen interfaces existed only in the realm of science fiction. Now that the iPhone is common fare, what comes next? Mind-reading interfaces, of course—and according to PLX Devices, the age of brain-wave controlled technology may be closer than we think.
bci  nsi  iphone  brain  wave 
october 2010 by gdw
BBC News - Today - The sound of John Humphrys thinking
Musicians Finn Peters and Matthew Yee-King have spent the two years trying to perfect technology that turns brainwaves into music.
brain  wave  music  nsi 
august 2010 by gdw
YouTube - FINN PETERS MUSIC OF THE MIND
brain  music  nsi  max  supercollider  Matthew  Yee-King 
august 2010 by gdw
Brain Waves
The field of neurotechnology, the focus of this blog, encompasses advances in brain science (neurons), information technology (bits) and bioengineering (genes). Up for discussion and analysis: the political, economic, ethical, and social forces that will shape the future of what will be one of the most important and fascinating stories of the coming decades.
nsi 
august 2010 by gdw
The Law and Neuroscience Blog
One of the main goals of the blog is to provide people with a resource for finding out about cutting edge research at the cross-roads of neuroscience, law, and philosophy
neuroscience  nsi 
august 2010 by gdw
Welcome to the Center for Neuroscience and Society
Our mission is to increase understanding of the impact of neuroscience on society through research and teaching, and to encourage the responsible use of neuroscience for the benefit of humanity.
upenn  neuroscience  society  neuroethics  nsi  brain 
august 2010 by gdw
Neuroethics - Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics (SCBE) - Stanford University School of Medicine
nsi  brain 
august 2010 by gdw
PEBS Neuroethics Roundup from JHU Guest Blogger - Neuroethics & Law Blog
Neuroethics & Law Blog
An interdisciplinary forum for legal and ethical issues related to the mind and brain.
jhu  neuroethics  law  mind  brain  nsi 
august 2010 by gdw
Neuroethics Society-Worldwide Professional Assoc.
We are an interdisciplinary group of scholars, scientists, clinicians and other professionals who share an interest in the social, legal, ethical and policy implications of advances in neuroscience.

Our mission is to promote the development and responsible application of neuroscience through interdisciplinary and international research, education, outreach and public engagement for the benefit of people of all nations, ethnicities, and cultures.
neuroscience  neuroethics  brain  nsi  society 
august 2010 by gdw
Brain and Brain Research Information - Dana Foundation
The Dana Foundation supports brain research through grants and educates the public about the successes and potential of brain research.
brain  nsi  neuroscience 
august 2010 by gdw
REWIRING NEUROSCIENCE
This book explores the impact of a "smarter" neuron on vision, human memory and the brain. It argues that this hypothetical neuron is precisely the neuron we already have.
nsi  John  Harris 
august 2010 by gdw
This is Your Brain on Neurotechnology | h+ Magazine
An Interview with Zack Lynch, author of The Neuro Revolution
brain  neuro  neuroscience  nsi  neurosonics  interview 
august 2010 by gdw
Technology Review: Brain Images Predict Suicide Risk
antidepressant brain imaging EEG
antidepressant  brain  imaging  quantitative  EEG  QEEG  nsi  bgm  sdc 
april 2010 by gdw
silk brain implants : clusterflock
John Rogers led a team of materials science engineers at the the University of Illinois to develop silk brain implants that can be used to control and monitor seizures and help transmit signals to a prosthetic.
bgm  nsi  silk  brain  implants  bci 
april 2010 by gdw
Scientists Break Brain/Twitter Barrier
Scientists Break Brain/Twitter Barrier
University of Wisconsin-Madison biomedical engineering doctoral student Adam Wilson has successfully tested a "brain wave monitor" to Twitter publishing interface, allowing him to compose a message merely by thinking and publish it to the arguably too-popular microblogging service.
bci  nsi  brain  twitter 
december 2009 by gdw
The Brain Chip Cometh, & It Cometh from Intel
Intel researchers in Pittsburgh told journalists today that brain implants are harnessing human brain waves to surf the Internet, manipulate documents, and much more.
bci  nsi  brain  chip 
december 2009 by gdw
The Johns Hopkins University - Bme
Using our heads ... to move our limbs
biomedical  engineering  bci  nsi  brain  computer  interface 
october 2009 by gdw
The Dana Foundation - Information About Brain Research, Immunology, Arts Education
foundation  brain  research  imunology  arts  education  nsi 
september 2009 by gdw
Business And Leadership: Brain boxes - Owner Manager
Seems like everyone’s doing a little brain training these days. But with conflicting scientific reports it’s difficult to know if these games really work, and whether they can make a difference to how you perform as an owner manger.
Neurosynergy  Games  NSI  Dr  David  Delany  brain-training 
september 2009 by gdw
50 Fascinating Lectures All About Your Brain | Associate Degree - Facts and Information
Whether you are studying psychology, neurobiology, or just have a passion for learning about the brain, there are plenty of interesting lectures out there that will help you learn all about the brain. These lectures provide a huge amount of information on how the brain develops, the science behind the mind-body connection, atypical ways the brain reacts, progress in the field of brain-machine interactions, or more general psychology topics.
mind  brain  lectures  science  mind-body  nsi 
september 2009 by gdw
HOW WE DECIDE: mind-blowing neuroscience of decision-making - Boing Boing
Jonah Lehrer's How We Decide is the latest in a series of popular neuroscience books (Brain Rules, Stumbling on Happiness, Mind Wide Open, The Brain that Changes Itself) to (literally) blow my mind.
mind  making  decisions  Jonah  Lehrer  neuroscience  nsi 
september 2009 by gdw
Is This Your Brain On God? : NPR
More than half of adult Americans report they have had a spiritual experience that changed their lives. Now, scientists from universities like Harvard, Pennsylvania and Johns Hopkins are using new technologies to analyze the brains of people who claim they have touched the spiritual — from Christians who speak in tongues to Buddhist monks to people who claim to have had near-death experiences. Hear what they have discovered in this controversial field, as the science of spirituality continues to evolve.
NSI  BGM  mind  brain  godspot  JHU  harvard 
september 2009 by gdw
On Intelligence - Welcome
Welcome to OnIntelligence.org, the companion Web site for the book On Intelligence. If you liked the book, want to learn more about the book or want to discuss the book with others, this web resource is for you.
Jeff  Hawkins  Handspring  Palm  numenta  nsi  intelligence 
august 2009 by gdw
How do mind-reading headsets work? › Ask an Expert (ABC Science)
innovation  nsi  headsets  eeg  bgm 
august 2009 by gdw
Bare Conductive
Bare is a conductive ink that is applied directly onto the skin allowing the creation of custom electronic circuitry. This innovative material allows users to interact with electronics through gesture, movement, and touch. Bare can be applied with a brush, stamp or spray and is non-toxic and temporary. Application areas include dance, music, computer interfaces, communication and medical devices. Bare is an intuitive and non-invasive technology which will allow users to bridge the gap between electronics and the body.
electronics  conductive  ink  eeg  emg  ecg  nsi  HCI 
august 2009 by gdw
Learning with Neurofeedback
clinical NF in UK
neurofeedback  clinical  nf  nsi  ADHD 
july 2009 by gdw
Researchers produce 'neural fingerprint' of speech recognition
Scientists from Maastricht University (Netherlands) have developed a method to look into the brain of a person and read out who has spoken to him or her and what was said. With the help of neuroimaging and data mining techniques the researchers mapped the brain activity associated with the recognition of speech sounds and voices
research  brain  neuroscience  voice  perception  speech  recognition  NSI 
july 2009 by gdw
Researchers develop 'brain-reading' methods
direct evidence that a person's mental state can be predicted with a high degree of accuracy through functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). The research also suggests that a more comprehensive approach is needed for mapping brain activity and that the widely held belief that localized areas of the brain are responsible for specific mental functions is misleading and incorrect.
research  brain  psychology  MRI  NSI  Rutgers  Dartmouth 
july 2009 by gdw
Blindspot shows brain rewiring in an instant - health - 14 July 2009 - New Scientist
Our brains can rewire themselves in just seconds to compensate for a break in incoming data, suggesting they are even more flexible than previously thought.
research  brain  neuroscience  cognition  perception  neurology  nsi 
july 2009 by gdw
Twitter Telepathy: Researchers Turn Thoughts Into Tweets | Wired Science | Wired.com
MedicalDevices  neuroengineering  Neuroethics  nsi  twitter_research  neuroscience  brain 
july 2009 by gdw
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