EEG Horizons: Exploring Neural Dynamics and Neurocognitive Processes
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Neuroscience and Neural Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 June 2025) | Viewed by 272
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Interests: neuroergonomics; biomedical robotics; human–robot interaction; human augmentation; rehabilitation technology; assistive technology; prosthetics; extended reality; digital health; gamification
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Interests: computational neuroscience; human–robot interaction; cognitive neuroscience
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Electroencephalography (EEG) is one of the key tools for understanding how our brain enables us to navigate complex systems (from monitoring the difficulty of focusing on delicate tasks like surgeries to controlling an assistive robot through a brain-computer interface, BCI), and it also offers insights on an individual’s state that help create novel solutions for healthcare (investigating and detecting biomarkers of conditions like diverse forms of epilepsy).
This Special Issue focuses on the latest insights offered by EEG in exploring neural dynamics and neurocognitive processes in various contexts, including clinical applications. We aim to collect contributions that leverage EEG as a tool for detecting, evaluating, and interpreting brain activity, fostering a discussion on the advancements in areas like computational neuroscience, neurotechnology, neuroengineering, neuroergonomics, and the human-centered design of neuroadaptive systems. We welcome contributions investigating EEG-based techniques, methodologies, indices, and biomarkers for offering an overview of state of the art (from connectomics to neuromodulation) within this fertile and versatile approach to studying and assisting the human brain.
Prof. Dr. Giacinto Barresi
Guest Editor
Dr. Yelena Tonoyan
Guest Editor Assistant
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Keywords
- electroencephalography (EEG)
- brain–computer interface (BCI)
- brain activity
- brain diseases
- neural dynamics
- neurocognitive
- computational neuroscience
- neurotechnology
- neuro-engineering
- neuroergonomics
- neuroadaptive systems
- connectomics
- neuromodulation
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