Decoding the neural processing of speech
Recording · Mar 23, 2021
Tobias Reichenbach, Friedrich-Alexander-University
Towards a speech neuroprosthesis
Neuroscience seminar by Dr Edward Chang, University of California, San Francisco
Hosted by SWC Symposium
Friday 17:10–18:20 London (GMT+1)
Recording available
San Francisco, CA, USA · Hybrid
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Abstract
I will review advances in understanding the cortical encoding of speech-related oral movements. These discoveries are being translated to develop algorithms to decode speech from population neural activity.
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