At 3pm on Wednesday this week (23 February), Prof Klaus Gramann will give a talk in Psychology’s research seminar series. Klaus is based in Berling Institute of Technology and is a world-leading expert in mobile brain/body imaging. In this talk, Klaus will inspire us with his recent research using mobile EEG in virtual reality (VR) to study naturalistic human behaviour and neural processing. Klaus was invited by Dr Xun He (Head of Bournemouth EEG Lab, Psychology). Klaus’s expertise and research are perfectly aligned with the work we are doing at BU’s strategic research cluster Multimodal Immersive NEuro-sensing (MINE). If you are interested in mobile brain/body imaging and our MINE initiative, please do come along and join us in hearing Klaus’s talk by following this link.
Note: Earlier I said 23 March. It should be February. How could I fast forward the time by a month! Sorry about this mistake.
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