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Emily Clare Groves

Emily is a digital designer, researcher and educator. She has a BSc in Human Sciences from University College London, an MA in Information Experience Design from the Royal College of Art, and an MAS in Design Research for Digital Innovation from the EPFL ECAL Lab. Her interests lie at the intersection of culture, technology and food.

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EPFL-ECAL Lab - Administration

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MGT-406: Design in innovation: creation for adoption

Challenges in health, environment or media show how adoption is critical for innovation. The course delves into design methodologies to rethink innovation from a human point of view. Creativity, trans

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Advances on Real Time M/EEG Neural Feature Extraction

Nicolas Henchoz, Dimitri Nestor Alice Van De Ville, Delphine Ribes Lemay, Andreas Sonderegger, Emily Clare Groves, Patrick Karl Alois Neff

This paper introduces MNE-RT, a Python package designed for real-time neural feature extraction from magne-toencephalography (MEG) and electroencephalography (EEG) signals in Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) systems. The package incorporates efficient algori ...

IEEE2025

ANT - Advancing Neurofeedback (In Tinnitus)

Nicolas Henchoz, Delphine Ribes Lemay, Emily Clare Groves

The Advancing Neurofeedback in Tinnitus (ANT) project aims to develop improved neurofeedback protocols and BCI technology by systematically designing engaging feedback stimuli and optimizing neural targets. General design principles for audiovisual feedbac ...

IEEE2025

Designing Feedback Stimuli in Neurofeedback: Preliminary Requirements from Experts and Users

Nicolas Henchoz, Delphine Ribes Lemay, Nicolas Gninenko, Andreas Sonderegger, Emily Clare Groves, Patrick Karl Alois Neff

This study presents the first phase of a transdisciplinary research project aimed at improving the design of visual feedback stimuli in neurofeedback (NFB) applications. While current NFB research has focused extensively on signal processing and feature ex ...

IEEE2025