Grants / Projects

 

'Analogue Evolutionary Brain Computer Interfaces' .   Awarded to Riccardo Poli (PI) and F. Sepulveda (CI). EPSRC Grant Reference: EP/F033818/1.  Funds: £370,346.00.  The project starts in June 2008.   More details

'Adaptive Asynchronous Brain-Actuated Control'.   Awarded to J.Q. Gan (PI), F. Sepulveda (CI), and H. Hu (CI), in collaboration with S. Roberts (PI, Oxford).   EPSRC Grant Reference: EP/D030552/1.  Total funds: £442,401.00.  Funds for Essex: £261,939.00.  The project starts in January 2006.   Project Website

HEFCE's SRIF3 funds to build a state-of-the-art BCI laboratory.  Granted in 2006, the funds were used by March 2008.  Funds: £ 273,000.00.

'Mining for Novel Signatures in Multi-Channel EEG for Brain-Computer Interfaces'.  Awarded to F. Sepulveda.  EPSRC Grant Reference: GR/T09903/01.  Funds: £122,984.00.  The project started in August 2005 and finished in August 2007.  More Details

'Translating Brain Waves Into Control Commands' (Overseas Travel Grant For A Short Visit To Graz University Of Technology).  Awarded to J.Q. Gan in 2004.  EPSRC Grant Reference: GR/T28690/01.  Funds: £ 3,600.00.   More Details

'Building up Brain Computer Interface (BCI) Research at Essex'.  University of Essex Research Promotion Fund (RPF) awarded to R. Poli, F. Sepulveda, J.Q. Gan and H. Lakany  to hire a part-time research assistant in 2004.  Funds: £3,879.00.

'Brain-computer interfaces: travel grant'.  RPF travel for building collaboration in BCIs.  Awarded to F. Sepulveda in 2003.  Funds £ 1,500.00.  Small but fruitful beginnings"

 

PhD Student Projects

In addition to the above funded efforts, we have several ongoing and starting PhD student projects on the use of brain signals for control and communication, including the following:

  • Mental and visual protocols for P300 based spellers

  • BCI mouse

  • Mental tasks for asynchronous BCIs

  • EEG-based biometrics (individual identification)

  • EEG signals and movement imagination: applications and localization studies

  • BCI control of robot manipulators

  • Visual and auditory steady state evoked potentials for BCIs

  • BCIs for games

  • Brain control of interactive environments

  • BCIs for neurorhabilitation

 

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