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Webinar Recording: New Research Opportunities at the Brain-Computer Interface: BRAIN Technology Physiology and Non-neuronal Neurocomputation

Learn how Dr. Takashi Kozai uses electrophysiology and multiphoton imaging to explore the neuroelectronic interface of the brain.

Presented by Takashi Kozai, Ph.d., assistant professor of Bioengineering, University of Pittsburgh (June 11, 2020])

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[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:06:25] Brain computer interfaces: How do they work?
[00:09:49] 2 major challenges with BCI
[00:15:08] Limitations of past research methods
[00:17:32] Non-neuronal cells: New frontiers
[00:32:03] Spatial temporal dynamics
[00:54:30] Conclusion

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