From 7-10 April 2025, the Chair of Neuroadaptive Human-Technology Interaction will host the fourth conference on neuroadaptive technologies, the NAT'25will be organised.

The venue is the Hotel Abion Spreebogen in Berlin.

Current trends in various scientific fields indicate an increasing interest in the integration of context-sensitive information from the human brain into artificial intelligence. NAT'25 aims to bring together scientists interested in Physiological Computing, Applied Neuroscience and Passive Brain-Computer Interfaces with experts from the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems. The main goals of the conference are to share research questions and results from both fields and to identify common goals and ventures in the field of neuroadaptive technology, including: real-time signal processing, unsupervised vs. supervised machine learning, designing neuroadaptive interaction, explainable artificial intelligence, neuroadaptive applications, hybrid AI systems for applied neuroscience, ethics of neurotechnology in the real world (responsibility for actions, safety), cloud-based solutions for data management, and more.