The following link is for a paper that was published in the Journal of Neurotherapy in 2007.  It describes the benefits, as well as limitations, of monopolar and bipolar training, and makes the case for consistent use of monopolar recordings for assessment as well as training.  It was...

The attachments and related articles below cite research studies that use the BrainMaster

Information regarding this symposium is available at:     A copy of the paper presented is at:      

The following links refer to published material on DC and Slow Cortical Potential Biofeedback:

The following maps were made with Neuroguide using Discovery 24E EEG data:

See the attachments for information on photic stimulation in relation to EEG

The following discusses methods to produce a placebo EEG biofeedback experience for clinical research.  It describes some approaches that have been evaluated, and used, in the design of such experiments.  The intent is that, the same way that a pharmaceutical research study can use either...

The following picture: shows the right side of the brain.

The attachments report movement-related potential recorded at the Cleveland Clinic by the team that Dr. Collura worked with.  It shows potentials recorded invasively (sensors placed inside the head, directly on the brain).  Among the interesting findings is that the brain potentials...

This article regards choosing 4 channels for a quick EEG assessment   If you have to pick one 4-channel connection, I'd first suggest F3 F3 P3 P4.   However, some people prefer C3 C4 Fz Pz.   F3 F4 P3 P4 is better for seeing language and related issues, and gives...

The following is a link to:  Collura,TF, Guan, J., Tarrant, J., Bailey, J., and Starr, F. (2010) EEG Biofeedback Case Studies Using Live Z-Score Training (LZT) and a Normative Database, Journal of Neurotherapy 14(2), 22-46. The following is a link to Collura, T.F. (2009) Use the...

The attached articles are relevant to internal state discrimination and EEG research

The attached files below include the Hagmann article on brain hubs, and the Raichle Snyder article on the default brain.  The Brede Database is described below with a link.   Brede Database is a neuroinformatics database. It contains taxonomies of brain functions and brain regions...

The following link is to: Collura, T.F. (1995) Basic Electronics and Physics, in: Levin, K. and Luders, H. (eds.) Comprehensive Clinical Neurophysiology, Elsevier.