Emiliano's Lab
A home for neuroscience experiments on language, cognition, and perception: using both computational models and measured brain activity.
Built by Emiliano Cuevas. Some studies are in silico: they use TRIBE v2 and related encoding models to predict cortical responses without a scanner. Others use empirical recordings like EEGs. Each experiment page states its methods.
Pinned experiments
Completed experiments
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2026-03-29Humor Classification
Can brain responses predict if text is funny?
Classification100 stimuli
100%Completed
2026-04-01Metaphor vs. Literal Classification
Can brain patterns tell figurative language from literal?
Classification100 stimuli
95.0%Completed
2026-03-30Intuitive Physics — Real vs. Reversed
Can brain patterns detect violations of physical laws?
Classification100 stimuli
95.0%Completed
2026-04-25P300 speller — OpenBCI Cyton
Can a row–column P300 speller run end-to-end on OpenBCI hardware with a clear calibration-to-spelling workflow?
Classification
6×6 RCAll experiments are designed and run by Emiliano Cuevas. Not for clinical use.