BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE LAB
WELCOME TO THE BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE LAB
Uncovering the Latest Findings
Our BCI lab focuses on cognitive interventions for neuropsychiatric disorders. We are part of the Neuroscience & Behavioral Disorders Signature Research Program in Duke-NUS, situated in Singapore, where we are proud to have created a creative, collaborative and open-minded Research Lab.
RESEARCH
Primary Areas of Interest
IDENTIFYING THE VALUE OF BCI
In the vast field of neuropsychiatry, we want we to identify realms in which current therapies are lacking, and where BCI interventions could be of value as an alternative or supplement to existing interventions.
BCI-BASED INTERVENTIONS
Working with various industry partners, we want to build and evaluate the efficacy of diverse BCI-based interventions, be it software and/or hardware interfaces, that can be of benefit to those with certain neuropsychiatric conditions.
ONGOING STUDIES
These are the current studies that our lab is conducting. For more information on each study, please contact us.
NEEUROCYCLE STUDY [RECRUITMENT ONGOING]
Duke-NUS
Study purpose: Evaluate efficacy of novel multimodal personalized cognitive-cum-physical training for neurocognitive preservation and enhancement in elderly with subjective memory complaints or age-related cognitive decline.
Eligible participants: 50-75 year old adults with subjective memory complaints or age-related cognitive decline.