01Make
Workshops and BCI projects
Hands-on practical sessions with EEG, signal processing and other neurotechnology tools. Work with other students to turn an idea into a prototype.
Take part in neurotechnology at Surrey.
Practical sessions with EEG and brain-computer interfaces, project work, journal clubs, talks and socials. Open to all students.
Established 2024Surrey's first student neurotechnology society
What happens in the society
Three direct ways to take part in neurotechnology at Surrey.
02Discuss
Journal clubs and talks
Read and discuss current research, then hear from speakers across academia, startups and industry about neurotechnology in practice.
03Connect
Collaborate, network and socialise
Take part in planned hackathons, inter-university collaboration, networking and socials. Meet students from different disciplines and share what interests you.
A brain-computer interface, step by step
From neural signals to an assistive action.
1EEG capMeasure electrical activity from the scalp.
2Amplifier and dataProcess signals into usable information.
3Assistive controlTranslate intent into an action.
First at Surrey. Fourth in the country. Open to all.
Established in 2024 as Surrey's first student group dedicated to neurotechnology. Students from psychology, computer science, engineering, biomedical sciences and more learn and build together.
Stay in the loop
Upcoming sessions are announced on Instagram and the Students' Union.
View confirmed eventsOpen to every Surrey student.
No experience needed.
