In dec 2013 we had the kick-off of ther BRAINTRAIN project. Braintrain is based on the idea that real-time functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) can be used for on-line-monitoring of brain function as well as for self-modulation of neural processes via interactive training. The training is based on the neurofeedback (NF) procedure whereby patients learn control over brain activity using real-time signals from their own brain. BRAINTRAIN is based on the idea that real-time functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) can be used foron-line-monitoring of brain function as well as for self-modulation of neural processes via interactive training. The training is based on the neurofeedback (NF) procedure whereby patients learn control over brain activity using real-time signals from their own brain. T-Xchange (Thales and Twente University) will develop a neurofeedback game in this project.
