Current project/positionDr Norijuki Fuku is an  Associate Professor at the Graduate School of Health and Sprots Science, Juntendo University in Japapn. Hir research focuses on the genetics of physical performance and their related-phenotypes such as muscle mass, muscle strentgth, muscle fibre type, maximum oxygen consumption, and so on, as well as on the genetics of adaptation to physical training

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Neelanjan VishnuTitle: Postdoctoral researcherResearch group: Molecular MetabolismCurrent project: to unveil the molecular connection between the cellular ATP generation with plasma membrane oscillation with the focus on insulin homeostasis in the pancreatic beta cells.For more information: http://www.ludc.med.lu.se/research-units/molecular-metabolism/group-mem… Olof AsplundTitle: MSc., PhD studen

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Metabolomics in Cardiometabolic disease - A population-based perspective Background Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and coronary artery disease (CAD) are major health concerns worldwide, that are preceded by metabolic alterations occuring years before clinical manifestation. These metabolic alterations could be characterized by shifts in plasma levels of metabolites, small molecules that partake in the che

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The Role of Maf Transcription Factors in Islet Inflammation and Beta Cell Function Endocrine disorders that lead to a state of chronic high blood glucose levels re collectively referred to as diabetes. This metabolic disease is mainly categorized into type 1 (T1D) and type 2 diabetes (T2D). These diabetic forms aricinate from distinct triggering environmental, genetic and altered mechanisms. T2D i

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Prize winner Olov Andersson, professor KI, Stockholm, Sweden Olov Andersson Olov Andersson´s research addresses one of the most important aspects of diabetes: how can we find new targets for effective and safe treatment of these diseases. One major approach Andersson has pursued is stimulation of the generation/regeneration of islet cells, thereby improving insulin secretion. Here, his work has be

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BCI Research at Lund University BCI@LU is the research group at Lund University focusing on understanding the brain when it comes to Passive, Active and Reactive Brain-Computer Interfaces. The human brain is complex, and to succeed in understanding it we need to approach it interdisciplinary. The group consists of ~15 Professors, Post-Docs and PhD students from the Department of Automatic Control,

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Real-time Bayesian Control of Reactive Brain Computer Interfaces is a paper written by Pex Tufvesson, Martin Gemborn Nilsson, Kristian Soltesz and Bo Bernhardsson. The paper will be presented at the IFAC 2023 conference in July 2023. You can download the paper and simulation files needed to reproduce the results and plots here: Real-time Bayesian Control of Reactive Brain Computer Interfaces.zip Q

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The brain computer interface human-in-the-loop research framework This page contains the supplementary material for the Frontiers in Neuroscience method paper "An Open-Source Human-in-the-Loop BCI Research Framework: Method and Design" by Martin Gemborn Nilsson, Pex Tufvesson, Frida Heskebeck, and Mikael Johansson. Department of Automatic Control, Lund University, Lund, Sweden. ABSTRACT: Brain-com

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This page contains the supplementary material for the IFAC journal paper under review:"Automatic Control of Reactive Brain Computer Interfaces"by Pex Tufvesson and Frida Heskebeck. December 2023.Department of Automatic Control, Lund University, Lund, Sweden. AbstractThis article discusses theoretical and practical aspects of real-time brain computer interface control methods based on Bayesian stat

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This page contains the supplementary material for the ECC24 paper under review: "Automatic Control of Wheelchair using a Brain Computer Interface and Real-time Decision-making" by Frida Heskebeck and Pex Tufvesson. November 2023. Department of Automatic Control, Lund University, Lund, Sweden. Abstract In this study, we simulate the automatic control of an electric wheelchair for indoor Pac-Man-sty

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What Song am I Thinking of? Temporal Generalization of EEG During Music Imagery This page will contain the downloadable content for the academic paper under reviewWhat Song am I Thinking of? Temporal Generalization of EEG During Music Imageryby Pex Tufvesson.The downloads are 250MB, and due to technical reasons split into three 75MB files. Unzip them, then unrar the three files to get the contents

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We're happy to invite you to do your Master's Thesis with us.Topics include Brain Computer Interfaces, signal processing, machine learning and psychology. Contact us and together we will find a suitable topic for you. For previous Theses, have a look at these:2023Tanveer, M Asjid: Deep convolution neural network for attention decoding in multi-channel EEG with conditional variational autoencoder f

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Department of Clinical Sciences Malmö Head: Jan Nilsson, PI BackgroundCardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major cause of mortality among subjects with diabetes. The risk of myocardial infarction (MI) is increased 2-3 fold in subjects who have had diabetes for >10 years, with some studies reporting risks equivalent to that of a non-diabetic person with previous MI. Diabetes is also associated with an

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Focal accumulation of immune cells and lipids in the vascular wall leads to the formation of atherosclerotic plaques. Plaques occasionally erode or rupture, causing the blood to clot and restrict blood flow, with serious clinical consequences such as acute myocardial infarctions and strokes. Even though our understanding of the disease mechanisms underlying atherosclerosis has advanced substantial

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