Brain-Computer Interface Society at Hopkins

Talk & Demo from Neurable
Oct.23, 4:00pm-5:30pm

The mind. Unlocked.

JHU BCIS and CMU Tartan NeutoTech are excited to invite Dr. Walter Piper, the Research Engineer at Neurable, to join us for an online webinar!

Neurable is one of the leading companies in the neurotech industry that aims to integrate Brain-Computer Interfaces into our daily lives. For more information about them, check this out: https://neurable.com/.

At the webinar, Dr. Piper is going to:
cover the history and envision of Neurable;
give a demo of their tech;
share his experience on what it's like to be a neurotech developer in the industry.

We look forward to meeting you!

Our first GBM of this semester is happening this Thursday 6pm at Clark 110! We will announce our plans for this semester and don’t forget to come by if you talked with us at SIF last Friday ✨✨

Come by our booth this Friday at SIF from 2-5pm! We have candies, swags and a live EMG gadget demo!

JHUBCIS’s Project Discussion Panel @ 9PM ET this Saturday (5/1)

Still struggling with the HELL week? 🤯 We feel you!
Come and join our brainstorming and project discussion:
- if you have a research project/idea you'd like to share and discuss
- if you want to find partners with similar research interests
- if you simply wanna stop by, take a break, and chat about brave BCI possibilities

Everyone is welcomed and please join us: https://jhubluejays.zoom.us/j/91854430402
RSVP: https://forms.gle/Y4Lj43LmQBfEQwMg6

Our first workshop, “Intro to Brain-Computer Interface”, will take place on Sunday (04/11), 9 PM - 10 PM EST. Everyone is welcome to come regardless of previous experience, and the workshop is designed to be beginner-friendly.

DM us to get the Zoom link!

The Brainstorms Festival is an online neuroscience and AI event for scientists, businesses, investors and startups. Join and listen to talks from leading scientists, take part in interactive discussions, and network with the people driving neurotech and AI innovation globally. The festival provides a digital playground for visionaries with dozens of medical innovations, panel discussions, workshops and a hackathon, and a neuroethics panel discussion which is crucial topic for neurodiversity and disability rights.

Furthermore, participants can win a cash prize in the hackathon BR41N.IO, which is a brainstorming and collaborative marathon designed to provide a learning experience for developers, technologists, engineers, students, artists, and scientists who cram and build brain-computer interface (BCI) applications together in teams.

Learn more at: https://thebrainstorms.io/festival

Do you want to meet people who share common interests in Brain Computer Interface?
Do you want to lead or even initiate BCI projects?
Join us at our social night this Saturday (2/27) at 9pm EST, hosted by the JHUBCIS! There will be many exciting activities, including:
-- Kahoot contest with our special winners’ prizes as well as prizes for active participants
-- Icebreakers
-- Introduction of JHUBCIS and ways to get involved in our projects
-- Fun facts and memes about BCI
-- Open discussions about BCI-related topics
If you haven’t done so yet and would like to join our social night, please take a minute to complete our RSVP form (https://forms.gle/Dts3gcsVqwJSpsd59) to help us arrange for the event! If you have any questions, please email us ([email protected]) and we will respond as soon as we can. We hope you have a wonderful experience at our social event, and we are looking forward to seeing you in roughly 24 hours!
# Our Link: https://jhubluejays.zoom.us/j/93973326355?pwd=YTc4Vk9KV2ozMVYyWm9XQnFlZzFSdz09