"I discovered the ANT Neuro bootcamp as a recent existing customer. The event helped me to understand the background of EEG and the many ways that it can be incorporated into a variety of research studies. The team ensured an easy to follow step-by-step for both days so that the attendees were able to follow along on their own devices. Highly recommend for anyone looking at integrating ERPs and/or EEG into any future research, even if you have previous experience!"

Keira Evans
PhD Candidate, University of Exeter

"I attended an EEG ERP Bootcamp hosted by ANT Neuro in conjunction with PsychoPy. I was incredibly impressed by how accessible the information was for those new to EEG. Not only was there hands on demos and clear preprocessing & analysis steps, but the team went through what considerations should be taken into account for study design and why certain preprocessing decisions should be made, which I often find is lacking in similar workshops."

Olivia Rowe
PhD Student, University of Cambridge

"A great opportunity to meet and network with experts in the field, gain hands-on knowledge, and leave with a valuable set of practical resources. The bootcamp created an open and collaborative environment where participants could actively share ideas, ask questions, and learn alongside fellow scientists and experienced researchers. It was both informative and inspiring, bridging theory and practice in a meaningful way."

Shada Nassar
PhD Student, Haifa University

"The From mind to motion bootcamp on mobile EEG within a neurorehabilitation setting was an outstanding learning experience with hands-on practice! The workshop was very well organized showing insights into many aspects of EEG-based neurophysiology and brain-body interactions during movement. I especially valued the hands-on practices on data acquisition and pre-processing of the EEG data and interdisciplinary talks from both researchers and clinicians."

Lumi Vanhulle
Assistant at the Health Psychology Research Group, Department of Psychology, KU Leuven, Belgium

"Wonderful course, learned a lot! Very accessible for people new in the EEG-field. Also inspiring to see different types of protocols, great to spark research creativity" 

Lien Van Laer
PhD, Doctor-assistant, Ghent University

"I thoroughly enjoyed my attendance at a 2-day course on EEG analysis offered by Ant-Neuro in Essex… The sessions were very informative, and there were networking opportunities to meet like-minded individuals with similar research goals. This was a well worth course for understanding the fundamentals of EEG analysis."

Mohamed Omar Mohamed 
MBPsS. PhD student, Psychology of Prosthetic Hand Control, Sports and Exercise Sciences, The Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, England, United Kingdom.

"I found it very useful to learn more about the technical aspects of EEG and it was inspiring to learn about the different ways it can be used in research on psychology and language. What I particularly enjoyed was the “hands on” aspect of the course… I came away with lots of new knowledge and feeling confident that I can apply what I learned in my own research."

Dr. Giulia Bovolenta 
Lecturer in Linguistics, School of Arts, Culture and Language, Bangor University, Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom.

"I felt so welcomed and was provided with full support in every aspect from the use to any question that arrised. Furthermore still after the nTMS functional mapping bootcamp in Berlin, the whole team of ANT Neuro is always there to help and provide support everytime."

Eleni Nefeli Georgopoulou 
Researcher Phd Candidate, Speech and Language Pathologist, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece.

"We use EEG to monitor sleep online and determine sleep stages offline. We also use our 64-channel caps to use machine learning algorithms to detect category-level memory reactivation during wake and sleep. We like comfort of ANT caps, which allow our participants to sleep comfortably without compromising data quality." 

Prof. Dr. Eitan Schechtman 
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Neurobiology & Behavior, Center for Neurobiology of Learning & Memory, University of California, Irvine, CA, United States

“This bootcamp was very well organized, the courses followed a logical order and were explained in a highly pedagogical way. Despite the short duration, the program was thoughtfully planned, so that we had the opportunity to take the courses about functional connectivity, acquire EEG signals using ANT Neuro equipment, and analyze them during hands-on sessions with multiple software programs. Thank you very much for this very useful course!”  

Valérie Marissens Cueva  
PhD student, Brain-Computer Interfaces, EEG, AI; Inria Center at Université de Bordeaux / LaBRI, Talence, France; Université de Lorraine, CNRS, LORIA, Nancy, France.

“I thought this event was really well organised and gave me the opportunity to learn about some really interesting research and how EEG can be applied to many research outlets. I will use what I have learnt to inform my own research interests. More than this it gave me the opportunity to meet some amazing people and network with some great researchers. A great event to attend if you are new or experienced with EEG!” 

Claudia Lawrence  
Bachelor’s graduate, Department of Psychology; Graduate Student Recruitment Associate, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK.

“I had a wonderful time at the 2-day ERP bootcamp that I attended at the University of Birmingham. It was a motivating and informative workshop with a fun atmosphere. The goal of the workshop was to provide a better understanding of the theoretical basis of event-related potential (ERP) research and an opportunity to collect and analyse EEG data. A fantastic learning experience! I look forward to participating in other upcoming workshops.”  

Dr Zainab Ghareeb Ali  
Assistant Professor, Department of English Language and Literature; College of Arts, Kuwait University, Kuwait.

“Getting to explore the latest advancements in electroencephalography firsthand through such an intimate and down-to-Earth setting is an incomparable experience for anyone interested in the final frontiers of neuroimaging. The ANT Neuro team leaders are as genuine as they are experts in signal processing and biophysics and are an all-around delight. Any opportunity to work this closely with them and advance your understanding of neurotechnology can’t be missed! Don’t miss the chance to spend a day or two with other go-getters across all disciplines looking to advance our understanding of the brain – you won’t regret it.”  

Danny Nacker  
MSc Student, Cognitive Neuroscience; Sussex Center for Consciousness Science, University Of Sussex, Brighton, UK.