Pioneers of the EEG: Teaser
Channel: The Brainclinics Foundation
Date: 19/08/2020

A 20 second 'teaser' enticing you to watch our new short video 'Pioneers of the EEG' that will be released on this channel within a few weeks.


This first video series will introduce the pioneers that were instrumental in the discovery of the Electroencephalogram, or EEG starting with the first description of electrical impulses recorded from the brain by Richard Caton, to Hans Berger who first recorded EEG from a human to the former Wallstreet tycoon Alfred Lee Loomis, who was the first to describe the EEG during sleep and first described sleep spindles and conditoning of EEG activity (neurofeedback).