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In my job, I have to sit down children, put a neoprene cap on their head, fill 20-30 electrodes with squishy gel and have them watch some stuff on a screen while I record the brain activity.

Throwback of a brief talk I gave during the first lockdown (is it already two years ago?) Here I talk of one of the projects I helped to kickstart, the Safe Passage Follow Up in Cape Town, South Africa.

Illustrating common EEG artifacts that can be monitored and corrected while testing. Please note that this video was recorded in March 2020: it was the first weeks of lockdown and I had terrible connection and equipment at home, hence the quality (especially the audio) is not very good.