Research collaboration
Computational neuroscience, EEG, temporal cognition, Bayesian modelling, developmental neuroimaging, manuscripts, and scientific discussion.
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Research and collaboration
For research collaboration, scientific software, neurotechnology, evidence systems, editorial discussion, or other project-related inquiries, use the contact page or the linked ORCID, ResearchGate, and GitHub profiles.
The fastest route is email. A short message with the topic, why you are reaching out, and any relevant paper, project, dataset, or technical context is usually enough to start a focused conversation.
Inquiry routes
Choose the most relevant context
NeuroLab OS & research software
Scientific workflows, neural time-series analysis, reproducibility, provenance, technical beta feedback, and software collaboration.
Start email →NDMS & invention
Technology-development, patent, privacy-aware multimodal inference, responsible-use, and commercialization conversations.
Start email →Evidence systems & other projects
SMIS-ODS, structured evidence review, research infrastructure, exploratory systems, and other technical project discussions.
Start email →Useful context before reaching out
For a research inquiry, include the scientific question and the specific role or discussion you have in mind.
For software or invention work, include the use case, technical constraints, and whether the conversation is exploratory or implementation-focused.
For manuscripts or publications, link the relevant public paper or identify the work by title so the context is unambiguous.