The inaugural session of UTS Distinguished Lectures Series “Next- Generation Human Computer Interface Wearable Devices” was held on 7 Sept 2017. Over 120 guests, including NSW industry partners, colleagues from neighbouring universities, and UTS academics and Higher Degree Research students attended the public lecture, during which, Distinguished Professor CT Lin took the audience through the fundamental physiological changes of human cognitive functions at work and explained how to combine the bio-findings and AI techniques to develop monitoring and feedback systems. The audience apart from having experienced a fascinating insight into the forefront of Brain Computing Interface (BCI) with Professor Lin, asked him many intriguing questions at the end of the Lecture.
Brought to you by the brand new FEIT Research Excellence Program, the Distinguished Lectures Series is held every second month, and designed for curious minds. It will deliver the ground-breaking research conducted by FEIT Distinguished Professors – all renowned world class researchers in their respective fields. The Lectures will appeal to early career researchers thinking of progressing their path in academia, partners of UTS from other universities, companies seeking collaborations or anyone interested in the answers to the hottest research topics in science, engineering and technology.
