I'm Karahan

A very interesting elective course I took delved into simulating the activation of cochlear neurons. This project really captured my interest because it was a direct collision of my two worlds: neuroengineering and design. [Read More]

Having spent quite a bit of time working with EEG in various projects, I was eager to take my knowledge a step further in the world of EEG-based brain-computer interfaces (BCI). I found BCIs based on Steady State Visually Evoked Potentials (SSVEP) particularly intriguing, as they are known to be... [Read More]

Preparing to apply to the master’s in Neuroengineering, which has been my dream for the last three years, I took many related courses. One that stood out was “Human-Centered Neuroengineering: Neurorehabilitation”, again given by Nicolas Berberich and Natalia Paredes Acuña. [Read More]

My bachelor’s thesis was an insightful journey into the world of EEG-BCIs and engineering in general, focusing on practical applications in neurorehabilitation. Under the guidance of Nicolas Berberich, I had the opportunity to directly apply our research to real-world scenarios, aiding a patient with spinal cord injury. Inspired by the... [Read More]

After an exciting time at the BR41N.IO hackathon, I found myself starting my engineering internship at the Institute for Congitive Systems, under the supervision of Nicolas Berberich. [Read More]