Stefan K. Ehrlich

Lead Researcher and Head of Healthcare Technology

Germany

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Alireza Malekmohammadi

school of medicine technische universität münchen munich germany

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Josef P. Rauschecker

Professor

Georgetown University Medical Center

UNITED STATES

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Jose del R. Millan

Professor, Carol Cockrell Curran Endowed Chair

University of Texas at Austin

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Gordon Cheng

Technical University of Munich

GERMANY

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Kristina Simonyan

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Harvard Medical School

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Stefan K. Ehrlich

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Somatosensory Mismatch Response in Patients with Cerebral Palsy

Listening to familiar music induces continuous inhibition of alpha and low-beta power

Temporal Signature of Task‐Specificity in Isolated Focal Laryngeal Dystonia

Human-robot collaborative task planning using anticipatory brain responses

Brain–Computer Interfaces for Treatment of Focal Dystonia

Modulation of theta and gamma oscillations during familiarization with previously unknown music.

Brain computer interface to distinguish between self and other related errors in human agent collaboration.

Neuro-cognitive assessment of intentional control methods for a soft elbow exosuit using error-related potentials.

A Comparative Pilot Study on ErrPs for Different Usage Conditions of an Exoskeleton with a Mobile EEG Device.

Demonstrating the Viability of Mapping Deep Learning Based EEG Decoders to Spiking Networks on Low-powered Neuromorphic Chips.

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Alireza Malekmohammadi

Josef P. Rauschecker

Jose del R. Millan

Gordon Cheng

Kristina Simonyan

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