Projects
Low-frequency electromagnetic stimulation: exploring the (sub) cellular mechanisms in ischemic stroke Hasselt University
Neural decoding for brain-machine interfaces KU Leuven
Brain-computer interfaces provide a communication pathway between the human brain and an external machine, typically a computer. Two major approaches exist: invasive or intracranial and non-invasive brain-machine interfaces (BMIs). In the field of intracranial BMIs, attention has mainly been focused on recordings in the motor system.
The aim of this project is to decode neural activity recorded in different cortical areas e.g. the ...
Mass cytometry by time-of-flight: next-generation flow cytometry for multiplexed single cell analysis KU Leuven
Describing every single cell in the human body is one of the greatest challenges of our era. Single-cell technologies aim at mapping multiple properties of millions of single cells, both in health and disease. Flow cytometry is still the most important tool for single cell, targeted, protein-based analysis. However, standard fluorescence-based cytometry, which commonly measures <20 markers/cell, hampers major progress to map the enormous ...