SUNG CHAN JUN

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Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Professor Sung Chan Jun is a faculty member at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea. His research focuses on brain-computer interfaces, EEG signal processing, and the effects of brain stimulation on cognitive functions. Recent publications include studies on EEG classification techniques, the impact of auditory imagery on neural responses, and innovative methods for improving BCI systems.

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Minkyu Ahn

Associate Professor

Handong Global University

SOUTH KOREA

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Kyungho Won

Assistant Professor

Incheon National University

SOUTH KOREA

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The Effects of ICA on EEG Classification of Auditory Imagery

Connectivity study on resting-state EEG between motor imagery BCI-literate and BCI-illiterate groups

Signal alignment for cross-datasets in P300 brain-computer interfaces

Comparison of recognition methods for an asynchronous (un-cued) BCI system: an investigation with 40-class SSVEP dataset

Are invasive cortical stimulations effective in brain atrophy?

Exploring the Ability to Classify Visual Perception and Visual Imagery EEG Data: Toward an Intuitive BCI System

EEG Dataset for RSVP and P300 Speller Brain-Computer Interfaces

Key factors in the cortical response to transcranial electrical Stimulations—A multi-scale modeling study

Selective Subject Pooling Strategy to Improve Model Generalization for a Motor Imagery BCI

Computational exploration of epidural cortical stimulation using a realistic head model

A Systematic Review of Closed-Loop Feedback Techniques in Sleep Studies—Related Issues and Future Directions

Use of Both Eyes-Open and Eyes-Closed Resting States May Yield a More Robust Predictor of Motor Imagery BCI Performance

CNN With Large Data Achieves True Zero-Training in Online P300 Brain-Computer Interface

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Minkyu Ahn

Kyungho Won

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