[Eeglablist] Call for Papers: NAT’25 Conference on Neuroadaptive HCI and AI in Berlin!

[Makoto Miyakoshi]

Hello EEGLAB mailing list subscribers,

On behalf of Prof. Thorsten Zander, let me forward the announcement of
Neuroadaptive Technology Conference 2025 (NAT25).

Makoto

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Dear Colleagues,

We are excited to invite you to submit your contributions to NAT'25:
Towards Neuroadaptive HCI and AI, a unique interdisciplinary conference
that will take place from April 7-10, 2025, at the scenic Abion Spreebogen
Hotel in Berlin, Germany.

Organized by the Society for Neuroadaptive Technology and Brandenburg
University of Technology, NAT'25 unites pioneers in Neuroadaptive
Technology, AI, Machine Learning, and related fields. The conference offers
an opportunity to explore advances in applications, explorations,
neurophysiological data integration, adaptive systems, and AI. Covering
topics from passive BCIs to neurofeedback, machine learning, and
neuroethics, NAT'25 aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and
shape the future of human-machine interaction.

Key Dates:

Website opens for submissions: December 1, 2024
Submission deadline: January 15, 2025
Author feedback: February 7, 2025

We invite abstracts on both novel research and already published work that
could benefit from reaching the diverse audience at NAT'25. Accepted
abstracts will appear in the conference proceedings, and participants will
have opportunities to develop collaborative publications on key conference
themes, including roadmaps, theoretical frameworks, and ethical
considerations.

Register Early! Early bird registration is available until January 1, 2025.
For details on fees, topics of interest, and submission guidelines, please
visit our conference page: neuroadaptive.org.

For any questions, please feel free to reach out at neuroadaptive at b-tu.de.
We look forward to your contributions and to welcoming you to Berlin!

Warm regards,
Thorsten O. Zander
Conference Chair, NAT'25
Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany