Brain Blog Articles
As we come to a close on our month dedicated to TBI, we will be discussing novel measures of assessing emotion perception following a TBI, The Complex Audio Visual Emotion Assessment Task (CAVEAT), developed by Rosenberg, McDonald, Rosernberg, & Westbrook (2017). Rosenberg et al. (2017), explain the importance of their research as [...]
As we have previously discussed this month, Traumatic Brain Injuries are complex injuries, driven by interacting mechanisms (Corps, Roth, & McGavern, 2015). Due to the rising rate of TBI diagnosis, it is increasingly important to understand its components and potential methods of treatment (Simon, McGeachy, Bayır, Clark, Loane, & Kochanek, 2017; James,Theadom, [...]
Last week the HBSF Brain Blog published the “Basics of Traumatic Brain Injury”. Where we defined TBI as “a [disruption] of brain function and/or structure due to the application of external physical force that produces sign[s] & symptoms of dysfunction in the acute injury period” (Silver et al., 2019). Though factors such [...]
This month the HBSF Brain Blog will be devoted to posts about Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and related disorders such as Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). Silver, McAllister, Arcinegas and the American Psychiatric Association (2019), define TBI as, “a disruptions of brain function and/or structure due to the application of external physical force [...]
Brain Machine Interfaces (BMI), also known as Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI), are an emerging technology designed to communicate with the human brain. Though there are many potential uses, these devices can be used as a type of neural prosthesis or as a way to measure electrical activity through electroencephalography (EEG). In our [...]
Howard Brain Sciences Foundation (HBSF) is interested in both the research and utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to spur new advances in detection, treatment, and patient care. AI has countless potential uses as modern Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) have become increasingly complex, and thus capable of observing and processing data regarding the [...]
On December 7th 2019, the Howard Brain Sciences Foundation hosted the first annual Brain Matter(s) Gala. With over [...]
