Arnd Meiser

PhD student at the University of Oldenburg. Mostly working on improvements of mobile ear-EEG

[Arnd Meiser @ArndMeiser]

What are the capabilities of ear-EEG? What cortical sources are we sensitive to? This simulation study explores the challenges and opportunities of using the cEEGrid (https://t.co/2ZfU1zlVIQ) to reliably record brain activity from electrodes around the ear
https://t.co/IQqmfQibGs

[Björn Holtze @BjornHoltze]

Are They Calling My Name? Attention Capture Is Reflected in the Neural Tracking of Attended and Ignored Speech

https://t.co/TW8gvtyaWm

[Martin Bleichner @MGBleichner]

In our latest article (https://t.co/bbv6l6qAGr), we describe how to combine a mobile EEG amplifier and neck speaker into the #nEEGlace: an EEG device to conduct studies on auditory perception in everyday life. The git: https://t.co/OGVReHn6YM. Happy Hacking.

[Daniel Hölle @DanielHoelle]

Six hour oddball recordings in everyday life with ear-EEG. Find our paper here:
https://t.co/hPLiP7op8F