Research at BHV

Human-centred research across brain, health and immersive technologies.

We augment human capabilities, reduce the burden of non-communicable disease and create meaningful immersive experiences.

Three connected research directions

Our work brings together people, methods, projects and partnerships across Brain, Health and Virtual Reality research, aligned around one shared mission.

Brain

Brain technologies and human interaction

Connects neuroscience, EEG and multimodal biosignal research with neural decoding, brain-computer interfaces and affective computing to turn insight into human-centred applications.

  • Brain-computer interfaces
  • Neurophysiological biomarkers
  • Affective computing
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Portable EEG and biosignal equipment used in BHV Brain research

Health

Digital health across prevention, care and recovery

Brings together human-centred research on cognitive decline, cancer prevention and care, and rehabilitation and recovery, using digital biomarkers, AI and personalised interventions to support better health outcomes.

  • Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline
  • Cancer prevention and care
  • Rehabilitation and recovery
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BHV digital cognitive assessment showing a sequence of familiar banking tasks

Virtual Reality

Immersive technologies and meaningful virtual worlds

Connects immersive technology, creative practice and interdisciplinary research to shape meaningful, inclusive virtual worlds for culture, education, health and everyday life.

  • XR content pipelines
  • Authoring and virtual laboratories
  • Inclusive multisensory experiences
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XR headsets and people engaging with immersive BHV research

Work with us

Collaborative initiatives

Build joint projects and interdisciplinary teams around shared research questions.

Method or technology validation

Evaluate and refine methods with BHV expertise and human-centred research workflows.

Studies and demonstrators

Co-design human-centred studies, pilots and demonstrators across our three research areas.