The MINDFUL Group organised the third edition of the Milan Workshop on Computational Methods For Mental Health and Well Being.
Experts in the field shared their knowledge and insights into computational methods for mental health and well-being. One of our PhD students, Lorenzo Bergamini, gave a 5-minute pitch and presented a poster in a session dedicated to innovative proposals. Augusto Bonilauri gave a talk entitled ‘Functional near-infrared spectroscopy as an ecological monitoring tool for brain activity: methodological challenges and current applications’.
