[Eeglablist] The Gunkelmentary, a Live-streaming Film Event Sunday, September 27 @ 5:00PM

[Makoto Miyakoshi]

Dear Michael,

> Because increasingly, the tools and approaches computational
neuroscientists find their way into the arena of Neurofeedback.

FYI, here is the neurofeedback paper that was published by a team of UCSD
Psychiatry.

https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213158220301765__;!!Mih3wA!XqhB-NG_cxam3cKaU-JWAcyPgukfkmqnmUutbRYYDJV771oJpIEBDm3tx8OVFQohuVRQ0A$ 

Note that the third author is the former SCCN member Shawn, who published
ICA paper in 2018 from the same journal NeuroImage.

Makoto


On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 7:32 PM Dr. Michael Villanueva <
mvillanueva at alphathetacenter.com> wrote:

> I am posting an event: The Gunkelmentary, a Live-streaming Film Event
> Sunday, September 27 @ 5:00PM | Doors 4:30PM.  The film is free.   You will
> be able to access the film for free later as well.  You will need to access
> it initially from FaceBook.
>
>
> https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://empresstheatre.org/event/the-gunkelmentary-a-live-streaming-film-event/__;!!Mih3wA!SSe2AWzik5qhVl_UtDNS24br7wrbwwCzGG-c4ESFAIjVUihBwIHBrVjMrSdJvDeQHiljyw$
>
> Description:
> Jay Gunkleman is an icon in the field of Electroencephalography and
> Neuroscience. Self-taught EEG technician, he has inspired thousands of
> researchers, Neurofeedback clinicians, as well as individuals who have
> benefited from his profound understanding of the brain and his teachings on
> the analysis of brain activity.  The film at the Empress Vallejo today  is
> the  world premiere of "The Gunkelmentary", a 90-min documentary on Jay's
> life and work, which will detail the development of the field of
> electroencephalography over the last half century along with Jay's
> insightful musings on the function of the brain, the history and
> development of EEG analysis as told through Jay's experience, testimonies
> from neuroscience professionals and students alike, and Jay's personal
> history and background as a simple tech who emerged as one of the most
> important teachers of our time in the field of neuroscience.
>
> Why post this event on SCCN?  Because increasingly, the tools and
> approaches computational neuroscientists find their way into the arena of
> Neurofeedback. My hope is some viewers will want to know how Neurofeedback
> people work and think. Our field has a checkered reputation; however, by
> placebo or causation, like Chinese Medicine, what we do with neurofeedback
> works more often than not.   We take the DSP tools neuroscience researchers
> and engineers  have either developed or contributed to, and we press those
> tools into clinical service in our efforts to bring both understanding and
> relief to our clients.  The fact is many of those tools we now work with
> come from SCCN.
>
> Thank you
>
> Michael Villanueva
>
>
>
>
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