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9 FEB 2015: DKI-TRACTOGRAPHY PAPER

 

Our paper on "Exploring the 3D geometry of the diffusion kurtosis tensor—Impact on the development of robust tractography procedures and novel biomarkers" by Rafael Neto Henriques, Marta Morgado Correia, Rita Gouveia Nunes and Hugo Alexandre Ferreira, has just been published online in Neuroimage! 

25 MAY 2015: GOOGLE SUMMER OF CODE

 

Rafael Neto Henriques, our collaborator and Diffusion Kurtosis Imaging (DKI) genius, is starting today the Google Summer of Code for implementing  DKI in Dipy (Diffusion Imaging in Python).

 

Stay tuned for Rafael's Blog.

 

10 JULY 2015: LEAP MOTION BLOG

 

Our work on the "Brain Connectivity Leap", a virtual reality app in which we can navigate using hand gesture recognition technology was feature in LEAP MOTION blog!

 

This is your brain in VR

Filipe Rodrigues, Ricardo Ribeiro, and

Hugo Alexandre Ferreira

14 JULY 2015: PEERJ COVER

 

We made the "cover" of PeerJ with our work "Multimodal Imaging Brain Connectivity Analysis (MIBCA) toolbox". Attention, this is not the traditional cover, as the publication if fully digital. We are nonetheless quite happy!

 

MIBCA PeerJ Cover

André Santos Ribeiro, Luís Miguel Lacerda, and Hugo Alexandre Ferreira

11 NOV 2014: CROWDPROCESS BLOG

 

Our work on the study of "Diffusion kurtosis imaging using Monte-Carlo simulations" was featured in the CrowdProcess blog. Using CrowdProcess's HTML distributed computing platform we were able to speed our research 150-fold!

 

CrowProcess Blog

David Naves Sousa, and Hugo Alexandre Ferreia

NOITES DE CIÊNCIAS, NOITES DE LUZ

26 June 2015

Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon

 

Community outreach by Hugo Alexandre Ferreira

"Brain Connectivity: a new LIGHT in brain functioning"

 

Demos:

"Brain Connectivity Leap" by Filipe Rodrigues

"Brain AR/VR" by José Soeiro

 

 

 

LxMLS 2015, LISBON MACHINE LEARNING SCHOOL

Demo Day

21 July 2015

Instituto Superior Técnico

http://lxmls.it.pt/2015/?page_id=62

 

Community outreach by Hugo Alexandre Ferreira and collaborators

 

Demos:

"Brain Connectivity Leap" by Filipe Rodrigues

"Brain AR/VR" by José Soeiro

"Eye Tracking" by Rastislav Lipovsky

"Interacting with an Avatar" by João Sousa

"Physiological Computing Gaming" by Luís Atalaya

CROWDPROCESS

 

With João Menano, Pedro Fonseca and CrowdProcess we are studying the properties of biological tissues for improving diagnosis.

PLUX

 

With Hugo Silva, Hugo Gamboa  and PLUX we are developing the novel generation of Neurotechnology and physiological computing devices and apps.

 

MUSEUM OF THE

UNIVERSAL VALUES

 

With Lourenço Xavier de Carvalho and the Museum of Universal Values we are developing educational apps using physiological signals and human-computer interfaces.

SWIFT HOCKEY

TECHNOLOGY

 

With Daniel do Vale we are creating the novel generation of sports gears.

WHAT'S UP?
IN THE NEWS
CONTACTS

Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering

Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon

Campo Grande

1749-016 Lisboa

Lisboa

Portugal

 

Tel: +351-217 500 177
Fax: +351-217 500 030

 

Mail: hatdferreira@gmail.com

Mail: hhferreira@fc.ul.pt

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CURRENT PROJECTS

 

BRAIN CONNECTIVITY: We are probing deep into the anatomical and functional organization of the brain using medical imaging and electroencephalography data, in order to answer: how are brain networks changed in neuropsychiatric disorders? From here we aim to develop methods for an earlier and more accurate diagnosis.

 

PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPUTING: We are communicating with computers and devices using our own physiological signals (e.g. brainwaves and heart electrical activity) in order to develop novel gaming inspired approaches to prevent cognitive decline and for neuro-rehabilitation.  

 

NANOMEDICINE AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE: its a come back to the origins but with a novel flavour. We are designing and building a platform for nanorobotics, working with gold and magnetic nanoparticles for drug-delivery and hyperthermia, and developing smart materials for tissue engineering scaffolds. 

 

If you're interest in these topics, please contact me!

MIBCA TOOLBOX RELEASED

 

Our Multimodal Imaging Brain Connectivity Analysis (MIBCA) toolbox has been finally released to help neuroscientists to speed up their brain connectivity research. 

 

Take a look at the MIBCA toolbox and accompanying  PeerJ paper. You may be also interested in our IEEE TNS paper with a preliminary application to Alzheimer's Disease!

BRAIN CONNECTIVITY LEAP

 

Get ready for be amazed! The Brain Connectivity Leap (BCL) is an app that allows you to see brain connectivity in virtual reality! It uses Leap Motion + Oculus Rift + Unity3D.

Check it out the BCL!

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