The Center for Bioelectric Interfaces invites you to the International Online School “Next‑Generation Neurointerfaces: From Neuron to Artificial Intelligence and Back.”
How do AI algorithms learn to decipher brain signals? And how does neuroscience inspire those who create the neural networks of the future? Let’s look for the answers together — at the intersection of neuroscience and technology.
Recently, the staff of the Center for Bioelectric Interfaces presented their research at the International Conference on Neurorehabilitation ICNR2026 in Seoul.
ICNR brings together specialists in the field of neurorehabilitation, clinical neurophysiology, neuroengineering, and biomedical technologies. This year, two posters from the Center for Bioelectric Interfaces were presented at the conference.
Ilya Semenkov, an employee of the Center for Bioelectric Interfaces, made it into the top 10 of the international Foundation Model for Ultrasound Biometry 2026 competition.
The competition was dedicated to the development of fundamental models for analyzing ultrasound diagnostic data and was held as part of the MICCAI 2026 conference in Strasbourg.
Congratulations to Makarova Milana on defending her candidate’s dissertation with honors!
Milana Makarova successfully defended her dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Sciences on the topic “Development of approaches to adaptive transcranial magnetic stimulation: a case study of research and modulation of the motor system.”
Seminar by the leading researcher at the CBI on the Neurocampus
On September 9, Pavel Bobrov, a leading researcher at the Center for Bioelectric Interfaces and Candidate of Biological Sciences, will hold a seminar on the topic: “From Brain Signals to Action: Neurointerfaces for Clinical Use and Rehabilitation.”
The staff of the Center for Bioelectric Interfaces presented their research at the international BIOMAG 2026 conference in Beijing.
The conference was held from August 23 to 25. Our team presented a wide range of research, from studies on motor imagery and neuroplasticity after amputations to the development of a new ICA method and a compact interpretable natural speech decoder.
Our team presented at the summer All‑Russian conference with international participation “NeuroBaikal 2026” and shared the results of our research.
The conference was held from July 19 to 24, 2026, in the village of Bolshie Koty, at the biological station of Irkutsk State University.
The “Neurocampus Caucasus 2026” conference has ended!
From June 28 to July 3 (Elbrus), the conference with international participation “Neurocampus Caucasus 2026” was held. The scientific program brought together researchers in the fields of neuroscience, neurotechnologies, neuromedicine, and multimodal diagnostics.
Last week, the employees of the CBI presented their work at the IEEE EDM 2026 conference.
Last week, the 2026 IEEE 27th International Conference of Young Professionals in Electron Devices and Materials (EDM) was held in the Altai Republic. The conference brought together young researchers and specialists in the field of electronic devices, materials, engineering, and biomedical technologies.
Congratulations to Anna Rusinova on the successful defense of her candidate’s dissertation!
On June 30, 2026, Anna Rusinova defended her candidate’s dissertation on the topic “A study of the relationships between interoceptive awareness and psychophysiological state, time perception, and prosocial behavior.”