NIH Bioengineering Research Partnership

Direct Brain Interface Based on Event Detection in ECoG

The University of Michigan
Technical University Graz
Henry Ford Hospital

Organizational Chart

Chart with blocks for each aspect of the project.  Simon Levine, the principal investigator is over the whole project.  The project is then divided into two parts, Functional Evaluation (Levine) and Improved Detection Accuracy (Levine and Fessler).  Functional evaluation is divided into four parts:  1. Development of direct brain interface test system (Huggins and Kushwaha), 2. Functional Evaluation at University of Michigan (Passaro and Huggins), 3. FUnctional Evaluation at Henry Ford Hospital (Schuch and Huggins), 4. functional MRI studies at University of Michigan (Passaro).  Improved Detection Accuracy is divided into two parts:  1.  Time-domain based experiments at University of Michigan (Fessler), 2.  Spectral based experiments at University of Michigan and Graz (Pfurtscheller and Guger).

Planned Work: Research Goals


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