Elaine Åstrand, Senior Lecturer
Elaine Åstrand is a researcher in the biomedical engineering group. 2014 she received her PhD in Neuroscience from Université de Claude Bernard in Lyon in France. 2010 she obtained her Master's degree in biotechnology engineering from Uppsala University.
Her research focuses on the access and extraction of cognitive information, specifically attention and working memory, from brain activity and the development of rehabilitation techniques for enhancing our cognitive ability.
Impact of NSGA-II objectives on EEG feature selection related to motor imagery (Jan 2020) Miguel Leon Ortiz, Christoffer Parkkila, Jonatan Tidare, Ning Xiong, Elaine Åstrand Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCO 2020)
Feature Selection of EEG Oscillatory Activity Related to Motor Imagery Using a Hierarchical Genetic Algorithm (Jun 2019) Miguel Leon Ortiz, Joaquin Ballesteros, Jonatan Tidare, Ning Xiong, Elaine Åstrand IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (IEEE CEC'19)
Discriminating EEG spectral power related to mental imagery of closing and opening of hand (Mar 2019) Jonatan Tidare, Miguel Leon Ortiz, Ning Xiong, Elaine Åstrand THe 9th International IEEE EMBS Conference of Neural Engineering (IEEE NER'19)
A continuous time-resolved measure decoded from EEG oscillatory activity predicts working memory task performance (Jun 2018) Elaine Åstrand Journal of Neural Engineering (J. Neural Eng.)
Evaluation of Closed-Loop Feedback System Delay: A time-critical perspective for neurofeedback training (Jan 2018) Jonatan Tidare, Elaine Åstrand, Martin Ekström International Joint Conference on Biomedical Engineering Systems and Technologies (BIOSTEC 2018)
Direct Two-Dimensional Access to the Spatial Location of Covert Attention in Macaque Prefrontal Cortex. (Jul 2016) Elaine Åstrand, Claire Wardak , Pierre Baraduc , Suliann Ben Hamed Current Biology (CurrBiol)