Deep Tech Brain: Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Neuroimaging, and Neuromodulation

In the field of computer-aided medicine, there is often a lack of communication between professionals with advanced technical skills, such as a Virtual Reality programmer or a data scientist, and those who have a more applied or clinical role in the use of technology, such as a physiotherapist, a psychologist, or a medical doctor. The purpose of this academic program is to build bridges that facilitate bidirectional communication between these often-isolated professional profiles.

The program is composed of five independent modules or courses. Four of them each cover a different technology—as well as its integration with the others—including Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Neuroimaging, and Neuromodulation. Finally, an in-person summer school provides hands-on practice in the real, applied use of these technologies in neuroscience research and clinical practice.