BMI Systems Lab has participated at the 19th International Graphonomics Conference on Mobile Brain-Body Imaging, Neuroscience of Art, Innovation and Creativity in Cancun (Mexico).
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The group director and researcher José María Azorín presented «Preliminary Assessment of hands motor imagery in theta- and beta-bands for BrainMachine-Interfaces using functional connectivity analysis» on Monday, June 10. This presentation was within the «Special Session», held from 11:30 to 12:30 PM. In this panel, international researchers reviewed emergent neurotechnologies for restoration and rehabilitation of graphonomic motor function after brain injury or neurological disease. José María Azorín also took part of the panel «Roadmap for Wearable Neurotechnology and Society», held on Tuesday, June 11 from 11:30 to 12 PM.
Also on Monday, the researcher Mario Ortiz presented «Frequency analysis of eeg activity during artistic creative tasks». This one was part of a panel which aim was to discuss the neuroscience and neuroimaging of fine motor skills in the creative arts. This presentation was inside the session «The Neuroscience Of Artistic And Contemplative Arts (Drawing, Music, Painting, Creative Handwriting)», held from 2:30 to 3:30 PM.
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*Take a look to the conference schedule at: https://igs2019-boa.egr.uh.edu/sites/yourbrainonart/files/files/IGS-Brain-on-ART-conference-2019-FINAL-program.pdf.