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URL: http://neuronalarchitects.com/about-the-workshop.html
Proper Citation: The Cromwell Workshop (RRID:SCR_001588)
Description: THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE, documented August 17, 2016. Statistical and biomedical informatics software studio that develops neuroscience applications and brain computer interface games. They are dedicated to the integration of medical research, neuroscience, time series analysis, computer programming, statistics, sensor technologies, graphics design, artificial intelligence and entertainment to build gaming systems for neuroscientific research and intelligent tutoring in the classroom and lab. The current focus of The Cromwell Workshop/Neuronal Architects is on theoretical neuroscience and experimental modeling of psychological and neural processes that involve attention, emotion, motivation and executive functions that are impaired by neurological diseases. The outcome of this work is to use these results in the design of multiple genre brain computer interface gaming systems that can be used in both clinical and at home settings. If you would like to explore any collaborative opportunities to use their software or enhance your existing statistical products with their .NET, Java, R and Matlab code bases, let them know.
Abbreviations: TCW
Synonyms: Cromwell Workshop
Resource Type: service resource
Keywords: statistical software, web design, medical research, neuroscience, time series analysis, computer programming, statistics, sensor technology, graphics design, artificial intelligence, entertainment, gaming system, modeling, psychological process, neural process, attention, emotion, motivation, executive function, neurological disease, brain computer interface, .net, java, r, matlab, computational neuroscience, time series, gaming
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