Tennis
I play and teach tennis. I also built a small arcade tennis game.
About
Arjan Singh Puniani
BCI research, clinical research, and research software.
Personal projects
Tennis, motorsport, and interactive models.
Some of my independent projects grew out of tennis and motorsport.
Motorsport
I follow motorsport closely. That led to work on crash mechanics, neurological assessment, emergency operations, and medical handoff.
Interactive models
The Playground uses interactive models for anatomy, physiology, mechanical systems, and games.
Science writing
Selected writing for Physics World
I wrote reported features for Physics World on neural engineering, brain–computer interfaces, and neuroimaging research.
Physics World contributor archive
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Deep neural networks track eye movements during MRI scans
A reported research feature on DeepMReye, a neural-network approach that reconstructs gaze behaviour directly from MRI signals without a camera.
Read at Physics World : Deep neural networks track eye movements during MRI scansNovel decoder helps people with paralysis click-and-drag a computer cursor using just their thoughts
A reported research feature on a brain–computer-interface decoder designed to make point-and-click and click-and-drag computer control more accessible.
Read at Physics World : Novel decoder helps people with paralysis click-and-drag a computer cursor using just their thoughts
Outside work
Mostly tennis, cooking, sports, and making things.
I play and teach tennis, cook often, follow Formula 1 and the Buffalo Bills, and spend a lot of time with interactive media and VR.
I also sketch and keep a camera around.
Also into
- Tennis
- Formula 1
- Buffalo Bills
- Cooking
- Virtual reality
- Sketching