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The Alzheimer's Diagnosis Gap: 75% Undiagnosed — Could EEG Close It?
See why the Alzheimer's diagnosis gap persists and how emerging EEG research could help close it.
12 hours ago4 min read
Patient Safety Starts at the Point of Care: Why Portable EEG Matters
For World Patient Safety Day, learn how portable EEG reduces risks tied to patient transport and enables faster, safer neurological monitoring at the point of care.
Sep 83 min read
Why Rapid EEG in the Emergency Room Is Becoming a Standard of Care
Rapid EEG enables quick brain monitoring in the emergency room, allowing clinicians to make faster, more informed decisions when every second counts.
Mar 304 min read
The Rosetta Stone of Neural Models: A Shared Language for Brain Dynamics
From basic oscillators to complex neural networks, this guide provides a framework for selecting and converting between different models.
Dec 1, 20255 min read
What Happens in a Dancer’s Brain During Ballet?
Explore how a dancer’s brain responds to ballet movements. EEG research uncovers changes in brain activity during jumps, spins, and pliés.
Nov 4, 20253 min read
Modeling Alzheimer’s in the Brain: How Neural Mass Models Reproduce EEG Biomarkers
Alzheimer’s disease disrupts brain networks and is marked by shifts in brain rhythms detectable by EEG long before significant cell death. Recognizing these changes is vital for early detection and targeted interventions.
Oct 15, 20253 min read
Neurofeedback: A Tool to Enhance Sports Performance
How neurofeedback trains the athlete's brain for focus, calm, and peak performance.
Dec 18, 20143 min read
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