Strategic Project 'Human Brain Resilience: Neurocognitive Technologies for Adaptation, Learning, Development and Rehabilitation in a Changing Environment'
Supervisors
Igor Sokolov
Coordinator, Research and Development Department
Goal of the project:
Developing technologies for neurodiagnostics, neuroadaptation, neuroreabilitation (3N technologies), and semantic space mapping; using these technologies as tools to reduce the number of neurogenic and psychological diseases or alleviate the consequences of such diseases.
Key priorities
Technologies for Research and Medicine
Next Generation Magnetoencephalography Using Magnetometers with Optical Pumping
Laboratory of Applied Neurotechnologies
AI-based Hearing Diagnostic System
Clinical Neurotechnologies for Preserving Cognitive Functions
Digital Instruments for Treating and Evaluating Language and Mental Disorders
Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation for Improving and Treating Language Functioning
Analysing the Neurobiological and Behavioral Foundations of Learning and Intelligence, Multilingualism and Cognition
Socially Impactful Neurotechnologies
Forecasting and Modulating Economic Behaviour with the Application of Multidimensional Neuroimaging Technologies
Neurocognitive Technologies for Urban Optimisation
‘Spot the Bot’: Semantic Spaces for Augmented Intelligence
Developing Cognitively Motivated AI Technologies to Counteract Fake and Polarising Information
Investigating the Mechanisms of Attention Distribution during Learning to Read Musical Notation
HSE University’s Basic Research Program
Multidisciplinary Human Brain Research
Young Scientists’ Projects
Tool for Creating a Generalized Linguistic Personality Speech Profile for Diagnostics of Mental Disorders
Cognitive Flexibility and Bilingualism as Cognitive Reserve Proxies
Development of Methods for Studying Multistability Based on Machine Learning with Application to Neural-Like Systems
