CREATE: Session D (Grade 11/12) | Exploring the Brain: From Neurons to Prosthetics
Jul 28 - Aug 01 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
University of Toronto
C$725.00
About This Activity
Ready to explore the fascinating world of neuroscience? This advanced course explores the intricate relationship between engineering principles and the complexities of the human nervous system. You will investigate advanced biomedical topics like biomechanics and biomaterials alongside the study of electrophysiology, learning to record and analyze neural signals using EEG, EMG, and ECG. Discover how brain-computer interfaces are developed to create prosthetics and assistive technologies, applying your knowledge to hands-on projects involving signal processing and machine learning for neural data. Through collaborative research and in-depth case studies, you'll develop the necessary problem-solving and analytical skills for STEM fields. This course will empower you to innovate at the forefront of technologies that improve both physical and neurological health and well-being.
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University of Toronto
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35 St. George Street
Toronto, ON, Canada
M5S 1A4
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