Together with the Institute of Studies in Natural and Artificial Intelligence and the Medical Informatics Department of the USP School of Medicine, we developed a methodology for Processing Electroencephalographic (EEG) signals to generate maps of the organization of cortical activity during the execution of different types of cognitive tasks.

With this new technique, we conduct research in the areas of neuroeducation and neuroeconomics, with the aim of generating new knowledge and technologies that can help develop both the behavior and cognitive abilities of children and adults, involving language, mathematics, economics, morality, politics and well-being.