Many have been talking about the impact of miniaturized sensors combined with “awesome” processing power in mobile devices. When there is also a powerful brain-computer interface going beyond our normal conscious interface, new learning tools arise. Kudos to Gary for link.
Beste Yuksel could soon put a lot of piano teachers out of work.
Before pursuing her Ph.D at Tufts, she first got two master’s degrees, one in computer science and the other in neuroscience. Now she’s interested in where those two topics intersect. “My hope is that brain-computer interfaces are used by everybody every day, and that it helps their quality of life,” she says.
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