Grasp-IT project on RTBF news
RTBF 1 p.m. news on Saturday April 9, 2022 (from 1mn 5s)
chair of junior professor in neuroscience at LORIA/Neurorhythms
What: Junior Professor of Neuroscience Scope of the function: https://www.eechesup-recherche.gouv.fr/cid156968/www.eechesup-recherche.gouv.fr/cid156968/www.eechesup-recherche.gouv.fr/cid156968/des-carrieres-plus-attractives-les- junior-professorships.html The chair contains a reduction in service (64h) for 5 years and financial support. The chair could be accompanied by funding for a thesis grant, a post-doctorate, or even a delegation to allow the laureate to progressively move from…
Best Student Paper@SMC’20
Congratulations to Sébastien Rimbert who received the award for best student paper from IEEE and the Brain initiative at Brain-Machine Interfaces workshop of the 2020 System Man and Cybernetic (SMC’20) conference! You can read the article “Learning How to Generate Kinesthetic Motor Imagery Using a BCI-based Learning Environment: a Comparative…
ANR project GraspIT funded
The GRASP-IT project aims to recover upper limb control improving the kinesthetic motor imagery (KMI) generation of post-stroke patients using a tangible and haptic interface within a gamified Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) training environment. (i) This innovative KMI-based BCI will integrate complementary modalities of interactions such as tangible and haptic interactions…
Hiroaki Wagatsuma's Visit
Hiroaki Wagatsuma from Kyutech University is visiting us from June 12th to July 28th. He will give a talk on Wednesday, June 19th at 11 am at LORIA (C005). Title: “Brain-inspired robotics: Neural Dynamics for the Body Coordination and Interactions with the Environment” Abstract: The first issue that we tackled was…
Emel Demircan's Visit
Emel Demircan from Long Beach University is visiting us from June 11th to July 2nd.