Developing wearable diffuse optimal tomography and immersive virtual-reality for the reliable study of neurodevelopmental conditions
Funder: RESPECT 4 NeurodevelopmentDuration: September 2023 - December 2024
People
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Dr Nadine Aburumman Associate Dean EDI/Senior Lecturer in Computer Science |
Outputs
Serino, G., Powell, S., Aburumman, N., Charman, T., Dalvit-Menabe, S., Everdell, N., et al. (2026) 'Personalising wearable neuroimaging for neurodivergent children through co-design with families and industry'. Scientific Reports, 0 (in press, proof). pp. 1 - 24.Open Access Link
Serino, G., Heraty, S., Dalvit-Menabe, S., Powell, S., Everdell, N., Aburumman, N., et al. (2025) 'Tailoring and Validating DOT-Virtual Reality Methods for Use with Neurodiverse Children'. [Poster] Exhibited at. fNIRS UK 2025 19 9 2025
Serino, G., Heraty, S., Dalvit-Menabe, S., Powell, S., Everdell, N., Aburumman, N., et al. (2024) 'Tailoring fNIRS and Virtual Reality for Use with Neurodiverse Children'. [Poster] Exhibited at. fNIRS2024 13 9 2024
Serino, G., Heraty, S., Dalvit-Menabe, S., Powell, S., Everdell, N., Aburumman, N., et al. (2024) 'Test-retest Reliability of Diffuse Optical Tomography in a VR set-up in Neurodiverse Children'. [Poster] Exhibited at. fNIRS 2024 13 9 2024