Master classes of the tenth international brain-computer interface meeting: showcasing the research of BCI trainees
Cernera, Stephanie; Gemicioglu, Tan; Berezutskaya, Julia; Csaky, Richard; Verwoert, Maxime; Polyakov, Daniel; Papadopoulos, Sotirios; Spagnolo, Valeria; Astudillo, Juliana Gonzalez; Kumar, Satyam; Alawieh, Hussein; Kelly, Dion; Keough, Joanna R.G.; Minhas, Araz; Dold, Matthias; Han, Yiyuan; McClanahan, Alexander; Mustafa, Mousa; Gonzalez-Espana, Juan Jose; Garro, Florencia; Vujic, Angela; Kacker, Kriti; Kapeller, Christoph; Geukes, Simon; Verbaarschot, Ceci; Wimmer, Michael; Sultana, Mushfika; Ahmadi, Sara; Herff, Christian; Sburlea, Andreea Ioana; Jeunet, Camille; Thompson, David E.; Semprini, Marianna; Andersen, Richard; Stavisky, Sergey; Kinney-Lang, Eli; Lotte, Fabien; Thielen, Jordy; Chen, Xing; Peterson, Victoria; Gunduz, Aysegul; Vaughan, Theresa; Valeriani, Davide
(2025) Journal of Neural Engineering, volume 22, issue 2
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Abstract
The Tenth International brain-computer interface (BCI) meeting was held June 6-9, 2023, in the Sonian Forest in Brussels, Belgium. At that meeting, 21 master classes, organized by the BCI Society’s Postdoc & Student Committee, supported the Society’s goal of fostering learning opportunities and meaningful interactions for trainees in BCI-related fields.
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Master classes provide an informal environment where senior researchers can give constructive feedback to the trainee on their chosen and specific pursuit. The topics of the master classes span the whole gamut of BCI research and techniques. These include data acquisition, neural decoding and analysis, invasive and noninvasive stimulation, and ethical and transitional considerations. Additionally, master classes spotlight innovations in BCI research. Herein, we discuss what was presented within the master classes by highlighting each trainee and expert researcher, providing relevant background information and results from each presentation, and summarizing discussion and references for further study.
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Keywords: brain-computer interfaces, neurorehabilitation, sensorimotor cortex, sensory restoration, speech decoding, Biomedical Engineering, Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
ISSN: 1741-2560
Publisher: IOP Publishing Ltd.
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