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Dr. Ana Maria CEBOLLA ALVAREZ, PhD. Postdoctoral fellow at the LNMB. After her bachelor in physical therapy at University of Zaragoza, she obtained a master's degree and a PhD in the field of Neurosciences at Université Libre de Bruxelles. She has worked in the field of prosthesis control by electromyogram using artificial neural network, brain rhythms approached with electroencephalogram and cerebellar activity with invasive recordings in mice. She is currently involved in ESA Neurospat project for the study of brain rhythms during microgravity stay on astronauts. E-mail : acebolla@ulb.ac.be ResearchGate : www.researchgate.net/profile/Ana_Cebolla |
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Dr. Axelle LEROY, PhD. is Professor of Cell Biology and Metabolic Physiology at the Faculty of Motor Sciences of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium). She also works as a Research Officer. She holds a PhD in Motor Science, a Diploma of Advanced Study in Molecular Genetics and an Aggregation. She is author or co-author of nearly 40 articles in international journals. She worked in the molecular genetics laboratory of Prof. A. Belayew at the Université de Mons (UMONS). Her research led to the identification of a regulatory gene involved in fascio-scapulo-humeral dystrophy (FSHD). Since 2000, most of her research activities concern the study of brain waves in the LNMB-ULB in collaboration with Professor Chéron. In particular, she developed a method for analyzing brain activity associated with a task of perception and navigation in a virtual environment in microgravity. In this capacity, she participated in the experiments carried out by the Astronauts of the E.S.A., in the International Space Station as part of the NEUROCOG (ESA) space experiment project (2002-2006). She has gained expertise in EEG signal processing and brain oscillatory features that she uses in various research projects. She has developed a new protocol for the detection of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD) and is particularly interested in Performance in the field of high sport and music. E-mail : axelle.leroy@ulb.ac.be Phone : +32/2/555.38.95 |
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Mathieu PETIEAU, BInfTech, research and computer scientist obtained his Bachelor Degree in computer science in 2007. Since 2006, he is involved in the European Spatial Agency Neurospat project both for the technical and the scientific sides. His involvement in this project led him to acquire a good experience in cosmonauts/astronauts training at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City (Moscow), European Astronauts Center (Köln) and Johnson Space Center (Houston). His research field includes the study of EEG rhythms on earth and in microgravity, BCI developments, brain controlled prosthetics, VR protocols, sensorimotor coordination dynamics through Dynamic Recurrent Neural Networks and precise eye movements detection/analysis. He also participated in the 51th ESA parabolic flights campaign to study the microgravity effects on sensorimotor coordination. E-mail : mpetieau@ulb.ac.be Phone : +32/2/555.33.93 LinkedIn : be.linkedin.com/in/mpetieau ResearchGate : www.researchgate.net/profile/Mathieu_Petieau |
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Carlos Cevallos, PhD . Mechanical Engineer at Escuela Politécnica Nacional (National Polytechnic School) at Quito (Ecuador). After studying biomaterials for prosthetics he worked on motor handicaps in some gait analysis laboratories from South America. Also, he worked in the field of analysis for neurological motor disabilities and sports performance. He is currently focusing on motor rehabilitation and performance with its neural networks through EEG in order to improve rehabilitation and biofeedback processes at the LNMB. At this time he is also collaborator in the EEG group leaded by Prof. Giacomo Rizzolatti at Università degli Studi di Parma (Italy) and the EEG group of Hôpital Universitaire des Enfants Reine Fabiola (Brussels) leaded by Prof. Bernard Dan. |
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Dr. Bernard DAN, PhD. |
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Cédric Simar, M.Sc., obtained his Master in Computer Science with a specialization in Computational Intelligence at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. His Master thesis on mental states classification using electroencephalographic activity was conducted in joint collaboration between the LNMB and the Machine Learning Group (ULB). His current research focuses on applying and improving state-of-the-art techniques such as convolutional neural networks, Riemannian geometry-based classification algorithms or source localization to the fields of brain-computer interfaces (BCI), electrophysiological diagnostic tools (EDT) or prosthesis control based on electroencephalographic and electromyographic activities. |
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Dr. Caty DE SAEDELEER, PhD, has a master’s in Chemistry focused on synthesis and analysis of linear compounds. She obtained a PhD in Physical Chemistry at UMons (Belgium) on surface tension drived convection in fluids. In 2002, she joined the LNMB. She is handing in-microgravity experiments and underlying neurophysiology. Her research is mainly focused on the study of brain rhythms in frequency time analysis during experiments performed on Earth and in International Space Station (ISS). E-mail : Caty.De.Saedeleer@ulb.ac.be |
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David ZARKA, DO.
E-mail : dzarka@ulb.ac.be Phone : +32/2/555.33.93 |