CAST is an open coalition for understanding how and when to adapt technologies to humans.
1 Nov 2016
We are reading the paper ‘Is Perception Discrete or Continuous’ by VanRullen and Koch (2003). This paper hypothesizes that the brain uses cross-frequency coupling to produce working memory and sequence production. Cross-frequency coupling has since become a common metric used to analyze EEG and MEG and may provide a valuable tool in understanding and developing models of human adaptation.
1 Nov 2016
Rosalind Picard is a pioneer in studying affective physiological state in the real world. Her seminal 2001 paper gives insights into techniques for handling day-to-day human variability and provides several factors to consider in data collection. Check out Picard et al (2001) here!
1 Nov 2016
Gustavo Deco and colleagues offer insights into the resting-state network that may help us understand how the human brain dynamically interacts with technologies and the environment. For more on their new theoretical framework, see Deco et al (2013).
