Survey on Perceptions of Brain-Computer Interfaces

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This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., Femke Nijboer, António Moniz, and Armin Grunwald are currently conducting a survey on ethical aspects and future perspectives of the BCI field. If you work in the BCI field, your input for this survey is very much appreciated:

http://surveymonkey.com/s/bciperceptions

The survey will be open until November 17, 2014.

BCI Project Gives Hope to Disabled

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Annual BCI Research Award 2014

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The Annual BCI Research Award ceremony was held during the conference gala dinner of the Sixth International Brain-Computer Interface Conference in Graz. The winning team consists of K. Hamada, H. Mori, H . Shinoda, and T. M. Rutkowski from the University of Tokyo, University of Tsukuba, and RIKEN Brain Science Institute with their paper Airborne Ultrasonic Tactile Display BCI.

Brain Waves Could Prove What People Have Seen

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What if a brain wave test could prove whether you'd walked down the street carrying a yellow umbrella? New research suggests it could: scientists have pinpointed a specific brain pattern that responds to details it has encountered. This finding could have big implications for courtrooms (if a criminal had been carrying a pink umbrella, for example, a brain scan could help exonerate the suspect carrying the yellow umbrella). (Discovery News)

Dell develops mood-reading tech for the office and play

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