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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2018 · 56 MIN

#15 - Philipp Streicher

from Other Life · host Justin Murphy

Philipp Streicher is a doctoral researcher in Informatics at the University of Sussex. Philipp studies photic brain stimulation, i.e. the use of light to boost brain activity. He is currently trying to combine light stimulation protocols with neurofeedback technologies, to help people improve their brain function. His startup, Augmind, recently won funding in the 2017 StartUp Sussex competition. I visited Philipp at his lab, he conducted one of his experiments on me, and then we recorded this podcast. We talked about brain stimulation, economics, politics, and more. You can find Philipp's web page at the University of Sussex here. You can also find a nice video about Philipp's Augmind project here.

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Philipp Streicher is a doctoral researcher in Informatics at the University of Sussex. Philipp studies photic brain stimulation, i.e. the use of light to boost brain activity. He is currently trying to combine light stimulation protocols with neurofeedback technologies, to help people improve their brain function. Philipp conducted one of his experiments on me and then we recorded this podcast. We talked about brain stimulation, economics, politics, and more.

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