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Author: Aureli Soria-Frisch

Research Engineer and Program Manager (Neuroscience Research - Starlab Consulting Division)
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June 25, 2019March 6, 2020

AI meets Human Consciousness – Is there Machine Consciousness?

Consciousness, EEG, Stimulation, No Comments

Last December, the Luminous[1] project organized a networking session at the ICT 2018 Exhibition, a central event of R&D activities in the EU. The networking session aimed to open an interdisciplinary discussion on consciousness. Specifically, Prof. Joanna Bryson (Artificial Intelligence…

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January 20, 2017March 11, 2020

3 practical thoughts on why deep learning performs so well

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The superior performance of deep learning relative to other machine learning methodologies has been commented in several forums and magazines in recent times. I would like to post today on three reasons that, in my opinion, are the basis of…

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August 28, 2016March 6, 2020

How to study consciousness in the electric brain?

Consciousness, Events, TMS, No Comments

Last April Starlab kicked-off the H2020 FET Open Luminous[1]. We are very proud to coordinate one of the 11 projects out of 800 selected for funding in last year’s Call of the FET Open[2] program, one of the most competitive…

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November 16, 2015February 25, 2020

8 reasons why affective computing should be multimodal and include EEG

Computational Intelligence, EEG, No Comments

Recently my colleagues Javier Acedo and Marta Castellano posted about ExperienceLab, Neurokai’s platform for characterizing the emotional response of users, and its very last presentation in an art exhibition discussing technology-driven evolution of humans. As you might already know ExperienceLab…

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April 16, 2015February 25, 2020

10 best data sources for neuroinformatics research

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– Neuro… what? What on earth is neuroinformatics… you mean, bioinformatics? Indeed neuroinformatics takes inspiration from bioinformatics, which refers to the combination of omics data (genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic…) and its understanding with machine learning tools (well, and other computer science…

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January 26, 2015February 25, 2020

How Computational Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Neurotechnology embrace World 3.0

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My post today will deal with the future. I have recently attended a conference by Pankaj Ghemawat on the World 3.0 (well the conference had a more local component as well but I will try to focus on the more general…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

Biological Psychiatry

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Today I would like to relate Machine Learning to different concepts like biological psychiatry, stratified medicine, or the “subjectivity gap between neuroscience research and the clinical reality for patients with mental disorders”. Behind all these concepts there is a redefinition…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

Quick and Dirty Guide on Transcranial Current Stimulation

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While heading to Petronas Technology University where I will give a course on transcranial current stimulation (tCS) basics I summarized the basics of the technology and particularly on Starstim, the device we envisioned and started to develop within the HIVE…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

From Artificial and Computational Intelligence to Machine Learning (with some EEG analysis examples)

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As I advanced in my last post I will try to follow up my description of the Machine Learning family by focusing today on Machine Learning itself (the perfect family parent), and the promising family offspring (hybrid systems, and modern…

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December 18, 2014February 25, 2020

How To Understand The Machine Learning Family

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In former posts I have given a quick-and-dirty overview of Machine Learning and related methodologies: “what most people call machine learning in neuroscience academic texts is known in other research contexts as pattern recognition, data mining, artificial intelligence (AI), computational…

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