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NeuroAtlas: Benchmarking Foundation Models for Clinical EEG and Brain-Computer InterfacesArticle

NeuroAtlas: Benchmarking Foundation Models for Clinical EEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces

The largest EEG benchmark to date: 42 datasets and ~260k hours of EEG across epilepsy, sleep, brain age and BCI. Do EEG foundation models deliver on their promise?

Konstantinos Kontras
Konstantinos Kontras
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Neural tracking correlations, null distributions and significance levelsArticle

Neural tracking correlations, null distributions and significance levels

A speech envelope filtered to 1–1.1 Hz carries almost no information about what was said, yet it produces among the highest neural tracking correlations of any feature tested. An interactive summary of the paper, with a significance-level calculator.

Simon Geirnaert
Simon Geirnaert
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Interactive explainable AI: pitch at the Flanders AI research dayVideo

Interactive explainable AI: pitch at the Flanders AI research day

With the increased use of complex black-box models in medical care it has become more and more important to understand the model's decision and correct it if necessary.

Joran Michiels
Joran Michiels
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AI in Healthcare: Hype or help?Video

AI in Healthcare: Hype or help?

An introduction to AI in Healthcare: opportunities and risks. Christos explains how the use of AI in healthcare is revolutionising the way medical professionals provide care to patients.

Christos Chatzichristos
Christos Chatzichristos
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Epileptic seizure detection with wearable devicesVideo

Epileptic seizure detection with wearable devices

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders, affecting around 50 million people worldwide. Wearable sensors enable continuous monitoring outside the hospital.

Miguel Bhagubai
Miguel Bhagubai
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KU Leuven — Three Minute ThesisVideo

KU Leuven — Three Minute Thesis

An international competition in which PhD researchers from all over the world pitch their research in just three minutes, trying to convince a jury of their work and communication skills.

Nicolas Heintz
Nicolas Heintz
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