MiniEEG: Miniaturized platform for epilepsy monitoring

Para subtítulos en español hacer click aquí: https://youtu.be/O-ahZ0df_SY The project's overall goal was to generate interdisciplinary work in microelectronics, electronics, signal processing, neurology, and neuroscience. To this end, we designed, manufactured, and tested on animals the prototype of a wearable platform, based on chips designed by us, for the detection and monitoring of the occurrence of epileptic activity. In addition, within this framework, we created an interdisciplinary graduate course. The Microelectronics Group (GME) of the School of Engineering of Udelar, the Department of Integrative and Computational Neurosciences (DNIC) of the Clemente Estable Institute of Biological Research (IIBCE), and the Epilepsy Section of the Institute of Neurology of the School of Medicine and Clinics Hospital. Research team (alphabetical order): Pedro Aguilera, Patricia Braga, Carolina Cabrera, Angel Caputi, Gonzalo Gutiérrez, Julián Oreggioni (responsible), Alvaro Ríos, and Fernando Silveira. Collaborators: Varinia Cabrera, Ana Camargo, Alejandra Clivio, and Federico Lecumberry. Acknowledgments: Pedro Arzuaga, Fabio Bonanno, Sofía Da Silva, Martha Delgado, Cecilia Guerra, Carla Ibarguren and the Fing accounting team, Jorge Ribeiro, Maria Misa, and Daniel Villamil. This project was financed by: ANII, CSIC-Udelar, and CAP-Udelar. Date: December 2022. Video's production, realization, and script: Julián Oreggioni and Índico Media.