BCI Meeting 2010 Posters

A-1	A self-paced brain computer interface (BCI) based point-and-click system Xin Yi Yong*, Rabab Ward, Gary Birch
A-2	Use of long waves in the electromagnetic spectrum in development of passive areas of brain Mohammad Gouran-savadkoohi*
A-3	P300- and SSVEP-based brain-computer interface for a virtual smart-home environment control Günter Edlinger*, Gunther Krausz, Massimo Mecella, Christoph Guger
A-4	Analogue mouse pointer control via an online BCI using SSVEP John Wilson*
A-5	Towards communication in the complete locked-in state: an electrical semantic conditioning paradigm Daniele De Massari*, Adrian Furdea, Tamara Matuz, Carolin Ruf, Jeremy Hill, Sebastian Halder, Niels Birbaumer
A-6	Investigation of the stability of SSSEP elicited by vibro-tactile stimulation Christian Breitwieser*, Christa Neuper, Gernot Mueller-Putz
A-7	How much learning is involved in BCI control? Andrea Kübler*, Donatella Mattia, Harry George, Benaya Doron, Christa Neuper
A-8	Self-paced training of an asynchronous brain switch Teodoro Solis Escalante*, Gert Pfurtscheller, Christa Neuper
A-9	Toward BCI Wizard - best BCI approach for each user Ivan Volosyak*, Diana Valbuena, Christoph Guger, Jan Ehlers, Axel Gräser
A-10	Feedback information-theoretic paradigms for designing brain-machine interfaces Abdullah Akce*, Rui Ma, Martin McCormick, Miles Johnson, Cyrus Omar, Edward Maclin, Timothy Bretl, Todd Coleman
A-11	Development of a laryngeal surface electromyographic biofeedback system for an efficient neurally-controlled communication interface Emily Mugler*, Patrick Rousche, James Patton
A-12	Towards a practical SSVEP-based BCI Gary Garcia Molina*, Danhua Zhu
B-1	Variability and nonstationarities in brain computer interfaces Linsey Roijendijk*, Jason Farquhar
B-2	A feature extraction method combining wavelet packet decomposition with Hilbert-Huang Transform for EEG in BCIs Banghua Yang*, Ling Yuan, Xiaoming Zheng, Li Liu
B-3	Conditional random fields as classifiers for 3-class motor-imagery based BCIs Bashar Awwad Shiekh Hasan*, John Gan
B-4	Improved feature set for mental-task EEG-based BCI Tugce Balli*, Ramaswamy Palaniappan
B-5	Asynchronous mind-reading based on EEG source imaging Han-Jeong Hwang, Chang-Hwan Im*
B-6	Classifying EEG using incremental support vector machine in BCIs Xiaoming Zheng*, Banghua Yang, Ling Yuan
B-7	A bispectrum-based feature-extraction technique for devising a practical brain-computer-interfacing system Shahjahan Shahid*, Rakesh Sinha, Girijesh Prasad
B-8	CSP Patches – an optimized filter ensemble for adaptive BCI systems Claudia Sannelli*, Carmen Vidaurre, Klaus-Robert Müller, Benjamin Blankertz
B-9	Variability in subjects supports optimization of signal feature extraction and classification Mark Renfrew*, Janis Daly, Kenneth Hrovat, Cenk Çavusoglu
B-10	Automated feature filtering for BCI sequence labelling Remi Flamary, Benjamin Labbe, Alain Rakotomamonjy*
B-11	Benchmarking common BCI algorithms for fast-paced HMS applications Johanna Wagner*, Klas Ihme, Matti Gaertner, Christian Kothe, Thorsten Zander
B-12	Reliable identification of mental tasks using Gaussian models of time-embedded EEG and sequential evidence accumulation Chuck Anderson*
B-13	Non-intentional control for asynchronous BCI: A statistical approach Michele Tavella*, Serafeim Perdikis, Robert Leeb, Jose del R. Millán
B-14	Using linear mixed-effects models for subject-independent SMR-based BCI classification Juerg Schelldorfer*, Siamac Fazli, Peter Buehlmann, Klaus-Robert Müller
B-15	BCI research at EPFL Jose del R. Millán*, Ricardo Chavarriaga, Robert Leeb, Serafeim Perdikis, Michele Tavella, Gangadhar Garipelli, Eileen Lew, Matteo Lostuzzo, Luca Tonin
B-16	The BCI group in LAGIS at Lille University François Cabestaing*, Marie-Helene Bekaert, Claudine Botte-LeCocq
B-17	Analyzing EEG data by multi-scale tensor factorization Marko Ristin*, Márton Danóczy, Klaus-Robert Müller
B-18	EEG classification using predictions from recurrent neural networks Elliott Forney*, Chuck Anderson
B-19	Towards an heuristic-based approach detecting nonstationarities in BCI features Sabine Jatzev*, Monica de Filippis, Thorsten Zander, Christian Kothe, Sebastian Welke, Matthias Roetting
B-20	Classification of EEG signal for walk intent Priya Velu*, Paul Hammon, Virgina de Sa
B-21	A "multi-HMM+SVM" classifier for EEG classification Eunho Noh*, Adam Koerner , Virginia de Sa
B-22	A comparison of univariate, multivariate, bilinear autoregressive, and bandpower features for brain-computer interfaces Clemens Brunner*, Martin Billinger, Christa Neuper
B-23	Rapid EEG-based BCI setup with an intelligent multistage signal-processing framework for accurate online communication and control Damien Coyle*, Abdul Satti, Martin McGinnity
B-24	Subject-specific data-segment-related parameters for improvement of EEG signal classification in brain-computer interface Walter Besio*, Hongbao Cao, Xiang Liu
C-1	Pyff – a platform-independent open-source feedback framework for BCI systems Bastian Venthur*, Benjamin Blankertz
C-2	BrainStream: a MATLAB environment for definition and execution of brain-computer interfaces Philip Van den Broek*, Rutger Vlek, Peter Desain
C-3	MatRiver software for real-time analysis and visualization of EEG and multi-modal data Nima Bigdely Shamlo*, Andre Vankov, Scott Makeig
C-4	Bristlesensors – soft, flexible dry EEG electrodes for neurofeedback and BCI applications Cristian Grozea*, Catalin Voinescu
C-6	A LabVIEW-based modular extension for BCI2000 John Kelly*, Alan Degenhart, Dan Siewiorek, Asim Smailagic, Doug Weber, Wei Wang
C-7	Integration of an extensible modular graphical user interface with open BCI Melanie Ware*, Madga Michalska, Paul McCullagh, Piotr Durka
C-8	DataRiver - a software platform for real-time management of multiple data streams Andre Vankov*, Nima Bigdely Shamlo, Scott Makeig
C-9	BCILAB: A BCI/EEG research framework Christian Kothe*, Arnaud Delorme, Thorsten Zander, Scott Makeig
D-1	(C)overt attention and visual speller design Matthias Treder*, Benjamin Blankertz
D-2	How many people are able to control a P300/motor imagery-based brain-computer interface? Christoph Guger*, Gunther Krausz, Eric Sellers, Massimo Mecella, Guenter Edlinger
D-3	Brain painting – BCI meets patients and artists in the field Harry George*, Adi Hösle, Andrea Kübler
D-4	BCI-Applications: Needs and requirements of disabled end-users and professional users Claudia Zickler*, Abdul Al-Khodairy, Andrea Kübler, Evert-jan Hoogerwerf, Sonja Kleih, Martin Rohm, Donatella Mattia, Simona Mongardi, Christa Neuper, Angela Riccio, Ruediger Rupp, Pit Staiger-Saelzer, Vera Kaiser
D-5	User-focused design of a BCI experimentation room Claudine Botte-LeCocq*, Stéphanie Leclercq, Marie-Helene Bekaert, François Cabestaing
E-1	Control of the P300 speller using electrocorticographic signals Dean Krusienski*, Jerry Shih
E-2	Neural decoding with steady-state Kalman filter Wasim Malik*, Emery Brown, Wilson Truccolo, Leigh Hochberg
E-3	Cortical activity during motor movement, motor imagery, and imagery-based online feedback Kai Miller*, Gerwin Schalk, Eberhard Fetz, Marcel den Nijs, Rajesh Rao, Jeffrey Ojemann
E-4	Development of a closed-loop BCI system using epidural LFP signals from the rat somatosensory system George Dimitriadis*, Eric Maris, Han Langeslag
E-5	Changing gears from extracellular field-potential recordings to in-cell recordings by extracellular multi-electrode array Micha Spira*
E-6	Cognitive brain functions for BCI: promise of sophisticated interfaces Erik Aarnoutse*, Mariska Vansteensel, Dora Hermes, Frans Leijten, Peter Van Rijen, Nick Ramsey
E-7	High-field fMRI for localization of electrode implant sites for BCI: a study on visual attention Nick Ramsey*, Jeroen Siero, Josien Pluim, Max Viergever, Patrik Andersson
E-8	INRIA Cortex team project: BCI activities Laurent Bougrain, Carolina Saavedra*, Baptiste Payan, Axel Hutt, Maxime Rio, Frédéric Alexandre
E-9	Rapid brain-based communication using electrocorticographic signals (ECoG) Anthony Ritaccio*, Peter Brunner, Joseph Emrich, Horst Bischof, Gerwin Schalk
E-10	Can synergistic finger movements be represented as the superposition of individual finger movements? Reinhold Scherer*, Stavros Zanos, Erik Edwards, Kai Miller, Jeffrey Ojemann, Rajesh Rao
E-11	Volitional control of cortical neuron activity Chet Moritz*, Eberhard Fetz
E-12	Spatiotemporal dynamics of ECoG activity related to language processing Xiao-mei Pei*, Eric Leuthardt, Peter Brunner, Jonathan Wolpaw, Gerwin Schalk
E-13	Sparse space-time decompositions of ECoG signals Connie Cheung*, Charles Cadieu, Lavi Secundo, Edward Chang, Robert Knight, Bruno Olshausen
E-14	Feedback Control of the spatial-temporal firing patterns of neural microcircuits Jianbo Liu, Hassan K. Khalil, Karim G. Oweiss
E-15	Correlations between cortical activity and concurrent behavior vary with context Chadwick Boulay, Lu Chen, Yi Chen, Rong Liang Liu, Xiang Yang Chen, Jonathan Wolpaw
F-1	EOG artifact correction for brain-computer interface application using GALME-ICA Cota Gupta, Ramaswamy Palaniappan*
F-2	EEG dynamics associated with human motor control in patients with ALS or PLS Ou Bai*
F-3	Classification of adaptive autoregressive models at different sampling rates in a motor imagery-based BCI Martin Billinger*, Clemens Brunner, Christa Neuper
F-4	rtMEG: A real-time software toolbox for BCI2000 using magnetoencephelography Gustavo Sudre*, Wei Wang, John Kelly, Tao Song, Elekta Oy, Matti Kajola, Ramana Vinjamuri, Jennifer Collinger, Alan Degenhart, Anto Bagic, Doug Weber
F-5	Exploiting prior neurophysiological knowledge to improve brain-computer interface performance Arne Ewald*, Andreas Ziehe, Forooz Shahbazi, Guido Nolte
F-6	Effort toward zero training in brain-computer interface using beam-forming source imaging Minkyu Ahn, Sungwook Kang, Sung Jun*
F-7	Feature Extraction from High-Impedance EEG Recordings Using Maximum Noise Fraction Zachary Cashero
G-1	Ethical issues in brain-computer interface research Mary-Jane Schneider*, Jonathan Wolpaw
H-1	Visual cue design in brain-computer interfaces Kamrun Nahar*, Andrew Geronimo, Steven Schiff
H-2	Multi-task learning for zero-training brain-computer interfaces Morteza Alamgir*, Moritz Grosse-Wentru, Yasemin Altun
H-3	Semi-autonomous navigation based on error-related EEG potentials Ricardo Chavarriaga*, Xavier Perrin, Roland Siegwart, Jose del R. Millán
I-1	An online-BCI system using hand-movement direction recognition from MEG Matthias Witte*, Ferran Galán, Stephan Waldert, Ad Aertsen, Niels Birbaumer, Christoph Braun, Carsten Mehring
I-2	NIRS signals predict SMR-based BCI performance in EEG Siamac Fazli*, Jan Mehnert, Jens Steinbrink, Gabriel Curio, Benjamin Blankertz
I-3	Effect of NIRS-based neurofeedback on brain activity during motor imagery Shin'ichiro Kanoh*, Ko-ichiro Miyamoto, Tatsuo Yoshinobu, Ryuta Kawashima
I-4	Applying supervised Hidden Markov Model for functional near-Infrared spectroscopy Patrick Kierkegaard*, Bashar Awwad Shiekh Hasan
J-1	Advanced User-System Interaction: BCI research at TNO human factors Jan Van Erp*, Anne-Marie Brouwer
J-2	OpenViBE tutorial Anatole Lecuyer, Yann Renard, Laurent Bougrain*, Baptiste Payan, Laurent Bonnet
J-3	A mobile and wireless brain-computer interface for communication in daily life Yijun Wang*, Yu-Te Wang, Tzyy-Pong Jung
K-1	A practical design of the asynchronous BCI based on ERD Kai Qian*, Plamen Nikolov, Ding-Yu Fei, Ou Bai
K-2	Subjective rhythmization as a paradigm for BCI Rutger Vlek*, Rebecca Schaefer, Jason Farquhar, Peter Desain
K-3	Towards a fully interpretable EEG-based BCI system Fabien Lotte*, Anatole Lecuyer, Cuntai Guan
K-4	Sequential operation of a hybrid BCI: combining motor imagery-based and SSVEP-based BCIs Gert Pfurtscheller*, Teodoro Solis Escalante, Christa Neuper
L-1	Event-related potential classification "Best Practice" Jason Farquhar*, Jeremy Hill
L-2	Stimulus-presentation manipulations in P300-BCI: Flashing stimuli are not necessary for accurate spelling Eric Sellers*, Stephany Mesa Guerra
L-3	Does the P300 speller depend on eye-gaze? Peter Brunner*, Shubhada Joshi, Samuel Briskin, Jonathan Wolpaw, Horst Bischof, Gerwin Schalk
L-4	Adaptive flashing: increasing the speed of the visual speller Peter Desain*, Andrei Belitski, Jason Farquhar, Jeroen Geuze
L-5	Strategies for decoding in the visual speller system Suzanna Martens*, Jose Leiva, Joris Mooij, Jeremy Hill, Jason Farquhar, Bernhard Schoelkopf
L-6	Motor disability, speech disability, and task performance in a P300-based brain-computer interface Chang Nam*, Yueqing Li
L-7	Classification accuracy of the P300-based BCI depends on the location of the target character in the matrix. Siri-Maria Kamp*, Matthew Miller, Emanuel Donchin
L-8	Suppressing surrounding characters during calibration may improve P300-based BCI performance Gerald Frye*, Christopher Hauser, George Townsend, Eric Sellers
L-9	Effects of cardiac autonomic balance on performance in a P300 brain-computer interface Tobias Kaufmann*, Claus Vögele, Stefan Sütterlin, Steve Lukito, Andrea Kübler
L-10	Initial design of an AAC device with non-invasive BCI, adaptive language modeling and Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) Deniz Erdogmus*, Kenneth Hild II, Barry Oken, Brian Roark, Melanie Fried-Oken
L-11	P300-BCI: disassociating flash groups from physical organizations provides improved performance George Townsend*, Jessica Shanahan, Gerald Frye
L-12	An open-access P300 speller database Claudia Ledesma-Ramirez, Erik Bojorges-Valdez, Oscar Yanez-Suarez*, Carolina Saavedra, Laurent Bougrain, Gerardo Gentiletti
L-13	Effective classification and interpretability of ERP components using Shrinkage Linear Discriminant Analysis Benjamin Blankertz*, Stefan Haufe, Matthias Treder
L-14	Optimized stimulus design for a spatial auditory BCI based on ERP Michael Tangermann*, Evert-Jan Martijn Schreuder
L-15	Preliminary study towards a multi-modality P300-based speller Vaishnavi Karnad*, Ding-Yu Fei, Ou Bai
L-16	Toward the optimization of P300-based BCI protocols: decimation factors and classifiers Lucia Rita Quitadamo*, Febo Cincotti, Donatella Mattia, Gian Carlo Cardarilli, Maria Grazia Marciani, Luigi Bianchi
L-17	A brute force investigation of electrode subsets for a P300 BCI Michael McCann*, David Thompson, Jane Huggins
L-18	EEG features correlated with performance in P300-based BCI operation: a long-term case study in a home user with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) Joseph Mak*, Dennis McFarland, Theresa Vaughan, Phillippa Tsui, Lynn McCane, Eric Sellers, Jonathan Wolpaw
L-19	Toward independent home use of a P300-BCI: An email application Phillippa Tsui*, Kumiko Boulay, Lynn McCane, Joseph Mak, Theresa Vaughan, Dennis McFarland, Steve Carmack, Stefan Winden, Debra Zeitlin, Laura Tenteromano, Jonathan Wolpaw
L-20	Overlaid P300 stimulation-based BCI: a solution to “limit” workload in communication application? Angela Riccio*, Luigi Bianchi, Fabio Aloise, Claudia Zickler, Evert-jan Hoogerwerf, Donatella Mattia, Febo Cincotti
L-21	A multimodal (visual+auditory) speller Andrei Belitski*, Jason Farquhar, Peter Desain
L-22	Using BCIs to explore brain function: EEG/MEG classification maps in a classical P300 speller Luigi Bianchi*, Lucia Rita Quitadamo, Donatella Mattia, Febo Cincotti, Fabio Babiloni, Gian Carlo Cardarilli, Maria Grazia Marciani, Stefano Seri
L-23	Asynchronous control in a P300 task for domotic control Fabio Aloise*, Francesca Schettini, Lucia Quitadamo, Serenella Salinari, Luigi Bianchi, Fabio Babiloni, Donatella Mattia, Febo Cincotti
L-24	The P300-based visual speller for people with ALS: Insights from initial evaluations Lynn McCane*, Joseph Mak, Theresa Vaughan, Dennis McFarland, Laura Tenteromano, Debra Zeitlin, Phillippa Tsui, Eric Sellers, George Townsend, Steve Carmack, Jonathan Wolpaw
L-25	Inexpensive system for experimenting with P300 and other ERPs Douglas Hains*, Chuck Anderson
L-26	A framework for improved usability and scientific exploration of visual ERP-based spellers Christian Puzicha*, Jeremy Hill
L-27	Online BCI based on attention to auditory streams: ERPs vs SSEPs Jeremy Hill*
L-28	Do people with ALS perform better with the checkerboard paradigm than with the standard row/column P300-BCI? Sara Feldman*, Vincent Petaccio, Eric Sellers, George Townsend, Theresa Vaughan, Christopher Hause, Terry Heiman-Patterson, Jonathan Wolpaw
L-29	Towards clinically acceptable BCI spellers: Preliminary results for different stimulus-selection patterns and pattern-recognition techniques Chandra S. Throckmorton, David B. Ryan, Benjamin Hamner, Kevin Caves, Kenneth Colwell, Eric W. Sellers, Leslie M. Collins
M-1	Goal selection versus process control while learning to use a brain-computer interface Audrey Royer*, Bin He
M-2	Adaptive center-out paradigm for a four-directional BCI control Dandan Huang*, Ding-Yu Fei, Ou Bai
M-3	Pre-stimulus SMR amplitude – a key to improve BCI performance Cecilia Maeder*, Claudia Sannelli, Stefan Haufe, Steven Lemm, Benjamin Blankertz
M-4	Exploring the role of feedback in learning novel neuromotor mappings Andrew Jackson*
M-5	Attentional manipulations can enhance P300-based BCI performance Daniel Berry*, Chad Lakey, Eric Sellers
M-6	Practicing fast-decision BCI using a "goalkeeper" paradigm Lenny Ramsey*, Michael Tangermann, Stefan Haufe, Benjamin Blankertz
M-7	A 4-class brain-computer interface driven by mental strategies evaluated with and without user distraction Elisabeth V. C. Friedrich*, Reinhold Scherer, Christa Neuper
M-8	Auditory semantic conditioning in healthy and locked-in subjects: Thinking of “yes” and “no” Carolin Ruf*, Adrian Furdea, Tamara Matuz, Daniele de Massari, Linda Van der Heiden, Jeremy Hill, Sebastian Halder, Boris Kotchoubey, Niels Birbaumer
M-9	Psychological predictors of SMR-BCI performance Eva-Maria Hammer*, Sebastian Halder, Benjamin Blankertz, Claudia Sannelli, Thorsten Dickhaus, Sonja Kleih, Klaus-Robert Müller, Andrea Kübler
M-10	Operant conditioning vs. application of strategies in a neurofeedback-based SMR BCI Benaya Doron*, Eva Hammer, Femke Nijboer, Andrea Kübler
M-11	Merging EEG and eye-behavior data to improve BCI target detection Stanley Klein*, David Kim, Thom Carney, Claudio Privetara
M-12	Exploring the effects of individual characteristics on mental training and control Adriane Randolph*, Ashley Ingraham
M-13	Cue variation in a motor-imagery task Andrew Geronimo*, Kamrun Nahar, Steven Schiff
M-14	Passive BCIs for detection of covert aspects of user state and enhancing human-machine systems Thorsten Zander*, Christian Kothe, Sabine Jatzev, Matthias Roetting,
M-15	A portable and user-friendly SSVEP-based BCI system An Luo and Thomas J. Sullivan
M-16	Subject decoupled maximal SSVEP bit rate Eric Liauw*, Bruce Gluckman
N-1	Operant modification of the pain-related BOLD response in healthy controls using a brain computer interface (BCI) Herta Flor*, Mariela Rance, Michaela Ruttorf, Frauke Nees, Pinar Yilmaz
N-2	Application of a video feedback-based BCI for phantom pain - a case study Armin Walter*, Alexander Roth, Georgios Naros, Niels Birbaumer, Alireza Gharabaghi, Wolfgang Rosenstiel, Martin Bogdan
O-1	Emotion BCI: Communicating emotion via EEG dynamics Scott Makeig*, Julie Onton
O-2	BCI for psychometric assessment Paolo Perego*, Giuseppe Andreoni
O-3	Reliable detection of emergency braking situations during simulated driving Stefan Haufe*, Matthias Treder, Max Sagebaum, Manfred Gugler, Arne Ewald, Klaus-Robert Müller, Gabriel Curio, Benjamin Blankertz
P-1	Causal influence of gamma oscillations on performance in brain-computer interfaces Moritz Grosse-Wentrup*, Jeremy Hill, Bernhard Schölkopf
P-2	The first trial use of BCI2000 at home in Japan Sachiko Oka*, Koichi Mori, Toshinori Maruoka
Q-1	BCI for rehabilitation: Goal-oriented imagination and test of vividness of motor imagery Aleksandra Vuckovic*
Q-2	Conditioning of cortical responses to the trueness and falseness of word pairs: a new paradigm for basic communication by means of BCI Linda Van der Heiden*, Adrian Furdea, Tamara Matuz, Carolin Ruf, Daniele de Massari, Sebastian Halder, Piotr Jaskowski, Niels Birbaumer
Q-3	First steps towards a motor imagery-based stroke BCI Vera Kaiser*, Alex Kreilinger, Gernot Mueller-Putz, Christa Neuper
Q-4	Are stroke patients capable of operating non-invasive EEG-based motor-imagery brain-computer interface? Kai Keng Ang*, Cuntai Guan, Karen Sui Geok Chua, Kok Soon Phua, Chuanchu Wang, Haihong Zhang, Zheng Yang Chin, Rongsheng Lin, Beng Ti Ang, Christopher Kuah
Q-5	Usable signal from involved stroke hemisphere for combined BCI/FES or combined BCI/Robot and initial BCI session accuracy Kenneth Hrovat*, Janis Daly, Roger Cheng, Jean Rogers, Krisanne Litinas, Mark Dohring
Q-6	Changes in cortical excitability following the use of a BCI with abstract feedback Imran Niazi, Ning Jiang, Thomas Lorrain, Alvaro Fuentes Cabrera, Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting, Kim Dremstrup, Dario Farina*
Q-7	Correlation between human sensorimotor rhythms and motor-cortical excitability during simple hand motor tasks: influence of motor imagery based BCI training Floriana Pichiorri*, Annalisa Bononati, Febo Cincotti, Fabio Aloise, Fabio Babiloni, Donatella Mattia
Q-8	Sensorimotor rhythm-based brain-computer interface: toward the understanding of training-induced effects on motor-cortical excitability Annalisa Bononati*, Floriana Pichiorri, Febo Cincotti, Andrea Kübler, Christa Neuper, Donatella Mattia
Q-9	Approaching rehabilitation of severe acquired brain injuries through a neurophysiological screening Monica Risetti*, Angela Riccio, Febo Cincotti, Rita Formisano, Donatella Mattia
Q-10	Motor imagination combined with peripheral stimulation increases cortical excitability Signe Kristensen*, Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting, Johnny Nielsen, Thomas Sinkjær, Dario Farina
R-1	Control of an artificial arm with time-coded motor imagery and error-potential detection Alex Kreilinger*, Christa Neuper, Gernot Mueller-Putz
R-2	Towards natural arm control: classification of hand and elbow movements Gernot Mueller-Putz*, Vera Kaiser, Alex Kreilinger, Christa Neuper
R-3	Number of command sources required for a set of functional upper-extremity endpoint postures Brian Murphy*, Robert Kirsch
R-4	Development of framework to quantify benefit of diverse command signals in a brain-computer Interface: a data fusion simulation James Liao*, Robert Kirsch
R-5	Improving invasive and non-invasive BCIs for general and neuroprosthetic applications Dawn Taylor*, Dan Bloomberg, Holle Carey, Stephen Foldes, Longlong Cheng, Harrison Kalodimos, Amar Marathe, Abirami Muralidharan, Kathy Ward
R-6	Asynchronous brain-computer interface control of a walking simulator An Do*, Po Wang, Christine King, Luis Chui, Zoran Nenadic
R-7	Controlling wheelchair tilt with a brain-computer interface David Thompson*, Michael McCann, Jane Huggins
R-8	Chronic hand paralysis after traumatic brain injury: a case report on the use of a brain-computer interface to operate a mechanical hand orthosis Alissa Fourkas*, Surjo Soekadar, Matthias Witkowski, Anusha Venkatakrishnan, Ethan Buch, Heidi Schambra, Niels Birbaumer, Leonardo Cohen
R-9	The P300 brain-computer interface as a controller of a wheelchair-mounted robotic-arm system Yael Arbel*, Kathryn De Laurentis, Redwan Alqasemi, Rajiv Dubey, Emanuel Donchin
R-10	Tools for efficiently comparing decoding options for real-time control of upper-limb neuroprostheses Amar Marathe*, Dawn Taylor
R-11	Towards hierarchical BCIs: Combining motor imagery and evoked potentials for robotic control Mike Chung*, Reinhold Scherer, Rawichote Chalodhorn, Rajesh Rao
R-12	Network dynamics and neurally enabled autonomous robots Cali Fidopiastis*, Chris Berka, Sharon Shaw
S-1	Solved and unsolved issues in BCI-applications Niels Birbaumer*
S-2	Future directions in brain/neuronal computer interaction Brendan Allison*, Jose del R. Millán, Anton Nijholt, Stephen Dunne, Robert Leeb, Mannes Poel, Diane Whitmer, Christa Neuper
S-3	Soft targets: Brains and BCIs as security liabilities Matthew Wilczynski*, Brendan Allison
T-1	Preferred programming languages to illicit steady-state visual evoked potentials from a CRT monitor Dwight Waddell*, Aik Min Choong, Joseph Smith, Fei Teng, Christopher Reichley, Pamela Lawhead, Yixin Chen
T-2	Harmonics in SSVEP: Are they evoked by the fundamental frequency or by the artifacts of the stimuli? Fei Teng*, Aik Min Choong , Scott Gustafson, Dwight Waddell, Christopher Reichley, Pamela Lawhead, Yixin Chen
T-3	EEG processing and robotic bio-feedback interfaces Christopher Reichley*, Aik Min Choong , Fei Teng, Dwight Waddell, Pamela Lawhead, Scott Gustafson, Yixin Chen