Computational Medicine Meetup: Towards a Theory of Brain Computer Interface by Dimitris Pinotsis

Computational Medicine is a combination of computer science and medicine. It is all about using technology and building models to help doctors and researchers to solve leading medical problems.

Expert computational neuroscientist, Dimitris Pinotsis, talks about the theory towards Brain-Computer Interface (BCI). BCI devices allow us to interact with machines using just our thoughts; well-known examples include cochlear implants and pacemakers.

But where in the brain can you find thoughts? Listen to Dimitris Pinotsis presenting the latest evidence and building a new BCI theory.

Recorded at London’s first Computational Medicine meetup, hosted by Machine Medicine. Each event, we invite 2 experts in the field to tell us about what they are working on while enjoying pizza and drinks.

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