Attend the Joint Workshop Neural Horizons: future panorama within Brain-Machine Interface on February 19th 2025 in Gardanne in the framework of the Braincoder Conference.
You can already find some information about the three sessions and their speakers and register at the event on this page.
Download the agenda here!
The Joint Workshop Neural Horizons: future panorama within Brain-Machine Interface is now published on the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Society website. It will take place on 19th February, 2025 in Gardanne, France in the frame of the Braincoder Conference.
The B-CRATOS, HearLight and NEMO-BMI European projects are honoured to have the Workshop represented by this international organisation whose aim is “to foster research leading to technologies that enable people to interact with the world through brain signals”.
Thank you BCI Society for allowing us to contribute to your purpose and promote our research!
Please find further information on BCI Society’s website.
Robin Augustine from Uppsala University was a keynote speaker at the 2024 International Conference on Big Data Analytics in Bioinformatics (DABCon) in Kolkata – India.
He presented his work with his talk on “Fat – Intra Body Communication: A new paradigm for intra-body communication technology enabling reinstatement of lost functionalities in human”.
It was good opportunity to exchange with experts on the subject and to showcase B-CRATOS!
Video overview of the event: *Narula Institute | of Technology Inaugurates 3-Day | International Conference on Big Data Analytics
Website: Dabcon | NIT | Home
Join us at our free webinar in March to a lively discussion of the impact of next generation brain computer interface technologies for various clinical applications with Paul Wanda from Blackrock Microsystems Europe!
Why would ethics be relevant for a project such as B-CRATOS? Don’t we simply have to do our job, pave the way to innovation and not worry about any such kind of philosophical-like questions?
Definitely not.
On the contrary, if we look closely, our project has many reasons to take ethics into consideration: new technology and its future uses, use of animals for testing, a technology that is linked to the brain, raising many questions of safety and ethics. For us, this question is of prime importance, this is why we have an External Ethics Board supervising B-CRATOS. The Board gives us guidance and helps us understand what’s at stake. These insights are crucial to design the technology, and then to implement it, and improve it!
You can take a look at this video, in which our Ethics Board Chair, Nicola Di Stefano, explains why it matters.
If you wish to learn more about ethics in the field of technology and innovation, be sure to join us on October 27th at 4pm CEST: we organise a webinar to discuss the topic. It’s free! (register)
Meet Ilangko Balasingham, Professor of Medical Signal Processing and Communications at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology!
He tells us briefly about B-CRATOS and NTNU’s role in the project.