Talking brains: Language in animals and machines

What if a computer could read your brain and understand what you want to say? That's what we're trying to achieve with our Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) system. We use a non-invasive device called electroencephalography (EEG) to measure brain activity while imagining the articulation of different speech units. Then we use a computer to predict what is being thought of. In the future, this technology could help people who have trouble speaking due to brain damage or paralysis. Come and discover how this technology works and explore the fascinating science of speech.

Have you ever wondered if animals have their own language? It's commonly believed that only humans use language, but recent studies are proving this wrong! Scientists have found language-like features in the way some animals communicate. Join us for an exciting presentation exploring the fascinating world of animal communication. We'll show you how animals use sounds and signals to convey information, and how it's not so different from the way we use language. Get ready to dive into the wonders and complexity of animal communication, and discover a whole new perspective on the animal kingdom!