GSoC 2021 Project Idea 22.1: Cognitive Neuroscience Experiments with Mobile EEG Neurotechnology

[mickey.rice]

Hello @John_Griffiths and @mhough ,

My name is Michaela, and I am a first-year PhD student at Colorado State University in Deana Davalos’ lab. My previous research has been investigating the effects of video games on cognitive control using EEG/ERPs. I’m currently shifting into using EEG/ERPs to examine how affect and mood disorders interact with cognitive abilities, and how cognitive health can be supported using technology.

I am very interested in your EEG-Notebooks project and I would love to be involved. I have a strong background in data analysis, EEG, and behavioural/psychological experiments, and this would be an excellent opportunity for me expand upon my coding and brain-computer interface skills. In particular, I have experience with EEG/ERPs, MatLab, SPSS, and R, and I’m looking to gain experience in Python and other coding languages.

I am looking forward to sending you my CV and submitting my proposal statement. Thank you so much for your time and for this opportunity!

Best,
Michaela

[John_Griffiths]

Great to hear from you Michaela. Looking forward to seeing your proposal draft.

[John_Griffiths]

A quick note to people who expressed interest in this project last year - we are listing it again this year

GSoC 2022 Project Idea 7.2: Mobile EEG Cognitive Neuroscience Experiments with the EEG-Notebooks Python Library (175/350 h)

Lead Mentor: Dr. John Griffiths @John_Griffiths (CAMH, University of Toronto) Co-Mentor: Dr. Davide Momi (CAMH) Commitment Level: 350 OR 150 Hours Skill Level: Intermediate / Beginner EEG-Notebooks is an open-source, Python-based library developed by the NeuroTechX community for running cognitive neuroscience experiments with low-cost mobile EEG devices. By combining standardized and established research protocols with the simple-to-use structure of the library, EEG-Notebooks intends to brin…

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Best,

j