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EEG & Entrainment

CraigT wrote 1 day ago: Since first realising that an electrode slapped in the middle of the forehead gives very acceptable … more →

Tags: Conjecture, Entrainment, Frequency, MindWorkstation, MWS, pendant, Tips, tricks

Pain like an American Idol Winner

bmj2k wrote 3 days ago: from February 24, 2008 Wow, what a vacation! It was so good that I had to wait until I woke up viole … more →

Tags: Humor, Pain, Sickness, Rite-Aid, snuggie, doctors

Frustrations2 comments

kemablog wrote 1 week ago: I have been to countless doctors and had countless tests to get a diagnosis for my seizures… w … more →

Tags: rants, epilepsy, doctors, Seizures, test, Triggers, neurologist

Sleep Deprived EEG34 comments

rhemashope wrote 1 week ago: Update: Rhema is sick with the flu. EEG cancelled! Rhema will have a sleep deprived EEG Tuesday morn … more →

Tags: childrens hospital boston, sleep, sleep deprived eeg, Sleep Disorder

HelloWorld! Demodrama - Faces

tinkartank wrote 3 weeks ago: Again at Medialab-Prado for a workshop, last time we held a two-days-build- your-own-light-harp sess … more →

Tags: Fun, Interactive, Medialab Prado, OpenFrameworks, Workshop

Spatiotemporal Isosurfaces of Physioinformatic Data (EEG, EMG, EOG) - Jeff Sale

truedeity wrote 1 month ago: Spatiotemporal Isosurfaces,Physioinformatic Data,EEG,EMG,EOG,Jeff Sale Quoted from http://www.banyan … more →

Tags: EMG, EOG, Jeff Sale, Physioinformatic Data, Spatiotemporal Isosurfaces

Prayers Requested

kemablog wrote 1 month ago: Hey everyone… if you’re someone who prays, I ask that you please pray for a few things f … more →

Tags: Cancer, test, chemo, Prayers

Seasonal Seizures

kemablog wrote 1 month ago: I’m beginning to think that my seizure correlate with the seasons. During the Spring and Summe … more →

Tags: Lessons and Experiences, rants, Energy, Moods, Seasonal, Seizures, Temporal Lobe Epilepsy

eat well [game2]

izelderamos wrote 1 month ago: At the start of the video, the webcam is not detecting the yellow controller. It is confusing the co … more →

catch the leaves [game1]

izelderamos wrote 1 month ago: We were suppose to use this video for our demo but since our game worked and it successfully detecte … more →

Satisfaction

inahmae wrote 1 month ago: Finally! We have already settled with our final layout for our first and second game. Sad though, be … more →

Overnight (..and "Overday")

inahmae wrote 1 month ago: We spent the whole night yesterday trying to fix our codes for our first and second game. We have al … more →

erase it!

izelderamos wrote 1 month ago: Viola! Introducing the Erase function. Our second game is about order of adjective and in such game/ … more →

time's up

izelderamos wrote 1 month ago: Finally, we have added a count down timer in our game. After tinkering with our code, we have succee … more →

Real Relief4 comments

abozza wrote 1 month ago: Three days in the hospital and the results are good. EEG clear.  MRI clear. This means we don’t know … more →

Tags: hospital, MRI, Tests, Hospital food

Effects of natural versus artificial spatial cues on electrophysiological correlates of auditory motion

Callier Library wrote 1 month ago: The effect of the type of the auditory motion stimulus on neural correlates of motion processing wer … more →

Tags: Research, Sound localization, spatial hearing, Auditory Motion Cues, Binaural Cues

Effects of natural versus artificial spatial cues on electrophysiological correlates of auditory motion

Callier Library wrote 1 month ago: The effect of the type of the auditory motion stimulus on neural correlates of motion processing wer … more →

Tags: Research, Sound localization, spatial hearing, Auditory Motion Cues, Binaural Cues

Day One3 comments

abozza wrote 1 month ago: So, day one is done and Baby Monkey did great. We played games, read books, did puzzles, watched mov … more →

Tags: Seizure, hospital, MRI, brave, Sleep Deprivation

Electrocutions and Mind-Reading

Jason Booy wrote 1 month ago: “This might make you feel dizzy; hold onto the arm-rests, just in case.” With these inst … more →

Tags: Phase IIb, Neurology, nerve conduction studies, Caloric Stimulation


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