Beste Stephen Fairclough podcasts (2024)

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Ep 11: Anne-Marie Brouwer on Applied Neuroscience 1:07:32

4y ago1:07:32

1:07:32

Anne-Marie Brouwer is a senior Scientist at TNO in the Netherlands. She has a background in cognitive psychology but has applied her methodological expertise to a wide range of research projects. During our conversation, we talk about the importance of methodology for applied research in psychology and neurosciences. We also talk about specific pro…

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Ep10: Fabien Lotte on Brain-Computer Interfaces 48:43

4y ago48:43

48:43

In this episode, I talk to Fabien Lotte from INRIA in Bordeaux about his research on Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI). Fabien is a computer scientist working in this field with a particular interest in signal processing and machine learning for EEG-based BCI. We talk about the role of machine learning in neurotechnologies and Fabien's research proje…

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Ep 9: Graeme Moffat on Consumer Neurotechnology 1:18:32

4+ y ago1:18:32

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Graeme Moffat is a neuroscientist working in the field of consumer neurotechnology. At the time of this conversation, he was chief scientist at Interaxon who make the Muse product. Muse is an EEG system designed to support meditation practice via auditory feedback. During our conversation, we talk about the development of Muse and the challenges en…

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Ep 8: Sergi Bermudez I Badia on Virtual Neurorehabilitation 1:01:50

5y ago1:01:50

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The research conducted by Sergi Bermudez I Badia works at the Madeira Interactive Technologies Institute concerns the integration of technologies into the process of neurorehabilitation. His work integrates virtual reality, serious games, brain-computer interfaces and gamification to facilitate recovery from brain damage due to a stroke. He talks a…

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Ep7: Chad Stephens on Human Factors & Aviation 1:02:17

5y ago1:02:17

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In this episode of the mind machine, I'm talking to Dr. Chad Stephens from the NASA Langley Research Centre. Chad is a psychophysiologist currently working in the field of aviation and human factors. We talk about his early work on emotions and the autonomic nervous system before discussing the work he does at NASA. Our conversation covers measurin…

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Ep 6: Dick De Waard on Traffic Psychology 48:52

5+ y ago48:52

48:52

In episode 6 of the mind machine, I talk to Prof. Dick De Waard about his research into traffic psychology and human factors. We discuss how driving behaviour is measured on the real-road and in simulators and how psychophysiological methods can be integrated into those environments. We also have a long chat about the measurement of mental workload…

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Ep5: Klaus Gramann on Mobile Brain-Body Imaging 45:55

5+ y ago45:55

45:55

In the fifth episode of the podcast, I talk to Professor Klaus Gramann of the Berlin Mobile Brain-Body Imaging (MoBI) Lab. We discuss his work on studying spatial navigation and other topics while measuring brain activity in fully mobile participants. We also talk about the role of wearable sensors and VR that enable this type of research and issue…

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Ep4: Frederic Dehais on Aviation Psychology 50:51

5+ y ago50:51

50:51

In this fourth episode of the podcast, I talk to Professor Frederic Dehais from the University of Toulouse. Fred talks about his background and his work applying neurosciences to the area of aviation psychology. We talk about his research into pilot error and the pros and cons of using neurophysiological methods in the cockpit, particularly EEG and…

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Ep3: Wendy Rogers on Cognitive Ageing & Social Robotics 35:51

6y ago35:51

35:51

Prof. Wendy Rogers talks about her research into cognitive ageing and the design of technology to support the ageing process. Our conversation covers the development of Wendy's work, from the study of skill acquisition to understanding the process of technology acceptance in older users. We also talk about Wendy's work on social robotics and design…

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Ep2: Alan Pope on Biocybernetic Loop & Neurofeedback 50:07

6y ago50:07

50:07

In the episode, I talk to Dr. Alan Pope from the NASA Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia. Alan talks about how his passion for engineering and psychology led to his research on mental workload, the biocybernetic loop and neurofeedback systems. Our conversation also takes in the influence of cybernetics on his work, how to use EEG to measu…

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Ep1: Thorsten Zander on passive BCI 55:49

6y ago55:49

55:49

A conversation with Dr. Thorsten Zander about his research on passive brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and neuroadaptive technology. Steve talks to Thorsten about the field of neuroergonomics, multimodal BCI, passive BCI and ethics. The conversation also covers using brain activity to assess bluffing during a card game and using EEG data to assess m…

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Stephen Fairclough Podcasts

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Ep 11: Anne-Marie Brouwer on Applied Neuroscience 1:07:32

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Ep10: Fabien Lotte on Brain-Computer Interfaces 48:43

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Ep 9: Graeme Moffat on Consumer Neurotechnology 1:18:32

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Ep 8: Sergi Bermudez I Badia on Virtual Neurorehabilitation 1:01:50

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Ep7: Chad Stephens on Human Factors & Aviation 1:02:17

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Ep 6: Dick De Waard on Traffic Psychology 48:52

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Ep5: Klaus Gramann on Mobile Brain-Body Imaging 45:55

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Ep4: Frederic Dehais on Aviation Psychology 50:51

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Ep3: Wendy Rogers on Cognitive Ageing & Social Robotics 35:51

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Ep2: Alan Pope on Biocybernetic Loop & Neurofeedback 50:07

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Ep1: Thorsten Zander on passive BCI 55:49

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