Lecturer in Brain-Computer Interfaces, University of Essex
Ian Daly is a lecturer in Brain-Computer Interfaces in the department of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering in the University of Essex and a member of the Brain-Computer Interfacing and Neural Engineering research group.
His research interests include Brain-computer interfacing, Assistive Technology, Nonlinear dynamics, Machine learning, Signal processing, Bio-signal analysis, Meta-heuristic search techniques, and Connectivity analysis in the EEG, fNIRS, and fMRI. He is also interested in semantic encoding, neurophysiological correlates of motor control, emotion, and stimuli perception and how they differ between healthy individuals and individuals with neurological and physiological impairments.
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