3-Day Online Workshop

AI Applications in EEG

Explore how EEG signals are collected, processed, and analyzed using AI for breakthrough applications in brain-computer interfaces.

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EEG Basics

Signal collection and preprocessing fundamentals

ML & DL

Machine learning models for EEG decoding

Real Apps

Clinical diagnosis and BCIs

Hands-On

Practical experience with MNE-Python

Workshop Schedule

Three days of lectures, live demos, and hands-on lab sessions.

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Day 1: Foundations & EEG Basics

Feb 20 • 9:00 AM IST

Inaugural Talk: Prof. Srinivasa Chakravarthy

Overview of EEG, BCIs and AI applications in neuroscience.

Introduction to EEG & System Setup (9:00–10:00)

EEG principles, 10–20 montage, cap fitting demo, impedance check demonstration.

EEG Pre-processing Lab (10:00–13:00)

Filtering, artifact removal, ICA techniques, and preparing EEG signals for machine learning.

ML & DL for EEG (14:00–17:15)

Feature extraction (PSD, PLI), machine learning models (SVM, Random Forest), and deep learning models (CNN, LSTM) for EEG classification.

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Day 2 – Imagery & Clinical Studies (Feb 21)

9:00 AM – 5:30 PM IST

Motor Imagery Theory & Lab (9:00–11:00)

Guided lab session using left/right hand imagination tasks and classification of Motor Imagery EEG signals.

Epilepsy & Seizure Detection (14:00–15:30)

Introduction to BONN EEG dataset, spike detection, seizure event annotation and clinical relevance.

Lab: Seizure Classification (15:30–17:15)

Comparative modeling using Random Forest and CNN architectures for automated seizure detection.

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Day 3 – Neurodegenerative Detection (Feb 22)

9:00 AM – 5:30 PM IST

Neurodegenerative Disorder Detection (9:00–11:00)

Parkinson’s vs Healthy classification using EEG biomarkers and machine learning models.

Alzheimer's Detection Lab (11:00–13:00)

EEG marker extraction and classification of Alzheimer's vs healthy brain activity patterns.

Visual Imagery Lab (14:00–15:30)

Studying EEG signatures of imagined objects and scenes and decoding visual imagination patterns.

Faculty Talks & Closing Ceremony (15:30–17:30)

Talks by neurotechnology experts followed by closing ceremony and certificate distribution.

Important Dates

SOP Submission29 Jan 2026
Selection Results30 Jan 2026
Fee Payment Deadline06 Feb 2026

Fee Structure

UG

₹3,000

PG/PhD

₹3,500

Professional

₹4,000

Participant Feedback

Anonymous feedback from previous participants

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The workshop featured expert lectures, live demonstrations, and guided lab sessions, providing a strong practical foundation in computational neuroscience and neurotechnology. I am sincerely grateful to Prof. Srinivasa Chakravarthy and the organizing team for their mentorship and for creating such a rigorous and enriching learning environment.

Anonymous Participant
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The sessions delivered by faculty members and neurotechnology experts provided valuable insights into EEG acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, AI-based neural decoding especially of motor imagery, visual imagery, epilepsy & seizure detection, neurodegenerative disorders.

Anonymous Participant
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The program was exceptionally well designed, with extensive hands-on sessions focused on EEG signal preprocessing and practical applications. The workshop offered deep insights into how the human brain functions and the interdisciplinary intersection of neuro-engineering, psychology, and biology.

Anonymous Participant
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The focus on building up the workshop from the fundamentals made it very engaging.

Anonymous Participant
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Advanced pre-processing is something I wanted to learn for a very long time and I got foundational knowledge on it.

Anonymous Participant
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The deep learning and machine learning part along with codes as my background is from bioinformatics. I also found biology part of the workshop helpful in recalling neuroscience fundamentals.

Anonymous Participant
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Sessions on Motor and Visual Imagery were extremely insightful. Before the workshop I could not quite understand how one could decode imagination — now I have a much clearer picture on what is possible.

Anonymous Participant

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