EEG Data to Neurophysiology: Translating Brain Waves into Mechanisms

EEG Data to Neurophysiology: Translating Brain Waves into Mechanisms

By Taiwo Omoyeni

Mature

Education and Learning

Length25m

About this book

Summary

This audiobook explores how EEG turns brain signals into insights about neurophysiology. Chapter 1 introduces EEG, its frequency bands, and how signals reflect states like sleep or attention. Chapter 2 explains transforming raw data into graphs and visualizations. Chapter 3 links EEG patterns to mechanisms such as memory encoding, attention, and motor control. Chapter 4 shows applications in sleep, learning, and clinical disorders like epilepsy. Chapter 5 covers statistics, ensuring findings are reliable. Chapter 6 looks ahead—wearable EEG, brain–computer interfaces, neurofeedback, AI, and ethics. Together, the book shows how squiggly lines on a chart become powerful tools to understand, diagnose, and enhance the human brain.

Book information

Rating

★★★★★ (4.8) (13)

Genre

Education and Learning

Length

25 mins

Publish date

Sep 9, 2025

Language

English

About the Author

Taiwo Omoyeni

Taiwo Omoyeni is a medical rehabilitation graduate with a strong background in physiotherapy and a passion for applying science to real-world challenges. Skilled in EEG and ECG data analysis using Python, MATLAB, and SPSS, he combines technical expertise with clear data storytelling. Committed to lifelong learning, Taiwo is expanding his work in neurology, neurosciences, rehabilitation medicine, and public health.View all Audiobooks by Taiwo Omoyeni

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