Axite is a spin-off from Leiden University. The measurement methods in our products come from peer-reviewed work by our founders and scientific advisor. This page collects that research, along with our own writing on brain monitoring outside the lab.
Peer-reviewed publications
Neuroimage: Reports · 2023
Kock R., Ceolini E., Groenewegen L., Ghosh A.
Shows how EEG time-locked to smartphone touches separates goal-directed from non-goal-directed movements. This is the method NeuroJournal uses to obtain event-related potentials at home.
Read the paperiScience · 2022
Ceolini E., Brunner I., Bunschoten J., Majoie M.H.J.M., Thijs R.D., Ghosh A.
Smartphone behaviour from 684 healthy people trained a model of behavioural age; stroke survivors appeared six years older than their chronological age.
Read the paperiScience · 2022
Ceolini E., Kock R., Band G.P.H., Stoet G., Ghosh A.
355 million touchscreen interactions from 598 adults, showing which timing patterns change with age.
Read the paperiScience · 2021
Duckrow R.B., Ceolini E., Zaveri H.P., Brooks C., Ghosh A.
In eight patients with 35,714 hours of combined smartphone and EEG recordings, smartphone behaviour tracked epileptiform discharges.
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