Tu.P20.C-45
CORRELATED COLOR TEMPERATURE, SPECTRUM, AND FLOW STATES: A PRELIMINARY STUDY
Timothy Fauley, William Romine, Tanvi Banerjee, Wright State University
Session:
Tu.P20: Cognitive Neuroscience & Human Performance Poster
Track:
Neural and Rehabilitation Engineering
Location:
Hall E; Bay C, Board #45
Presentation Time:
Tuesday, 28 July, 16:30 - 18:30
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Tu.P20.C-32: IN-VEHICLE RESPIRATORY RATE MONITORING VIA REMOTE-PPG UNDER ADAPTIVE EXPOSURE CONTROL
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Tu.P20.C-33: DECODING DEPRESSION: AI-EEG INTEGRATION FOR EFFICIENT DEPRESSION DIAGNOSIS
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Tu.P20.C-35: BCI-Based Mindfulness Intervention for Craving Reduction in Methamphetamine Use Disorder
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Tu.P20.C-37: QEEG-Based Analysis of Acute Physical Activity in Thai Children: Divergent Emotional Trajectories and Consistent Attentional Improvement
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Tu.P20.C-38: EEG MARKERS OF FULLNESS VIA GASTRIC DISTENSION BY WATER LOADING
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Tu.P20.C-39: MULTI-CONTEXT VR-EEG FRAMEWORK FOR SOCIAL ANXIETY ANALYSIS ACROSS DIVERSE SOCIAL SCENARIOS
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Tu.P20.C-45: CORRELATED COLOR TEMPERATURE, SPECTRUM, AND FLOW STATES: A PRELIMINARY STUDY
Timothy Fauley, William Romine, Tanvi Banerjee, Wright State University
Tu.P20.C-46: A Color Sensor-Based Musical Performance System Enabling Simultaneous Melody and Chord Playing with a Single Hand
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Tu.P20.C-47: MuseAI Focus: Evaluating AI-Driven Personalization in Attention Training using Wearable Consumer EEG
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