Connectionists: Graduate student positions in computational and EEG BCI

[Jim Kroger]

We are seeking graduate students at the Masters and PhD. levels 
interested in research in EEG-based Brain-Computer Interfaces and 
computational modelling of scalp electrical fields in BCI. We have a 
state of the art laboratory with 2 Biosemi Active-2 128 channel EEG 
systems, one in an immersive virtual reality environment. We are 
interested in all approaches to BCI.

We seek students from a variety of backgrounds, including psychology, 
neuroscience, mathematics, engineering, computer science, or physics.

We are a collaboration of Jim Kroger in the Psychology Departments at 
New Mexico State University and the University of New Mexico, Joe 
Lakey in the NMSU Department of Mathematical Sciences, and Chuck 
Creusere and Kwong Ng in the NMSU Department of Electrical Engineering.

We are currently funded by Los Alamos National Laboratories, where we 
collaborate with John George and other neuroscientists; Sandia 
National Laboratories, in collaboration with their cognitive systems 
group, and by the National Institutes of Health. Besides our BCI 
research, we conduct basic research into neural systems for 
high-level cognition, using EEG in our laboratory, and combined 
EEG/fMRI in collaboration with MIND Network, and 7-Tesla fMRI at the 
NIH in Bethesda, Maryland.

Prospective students may contact Jim Kroger in the NMSU Department of 
Psychology or contact the department for application materials.

Jim Kroger


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Jim Kroger
Department of Psychology, NMSU
220 Science Hall, Rm 326
MSC 3452
Las Cruces, NM 88003
575-646-2243
jkroger at nmsu.edu

Our lab:
http://www-psych.nmsu.edu/~jkroger/lab/index.html
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