At the 1^st Night of Biosignals on Friday November 15^th, organized by the Fachausschuss Biosignale of the VDE and IBT at KIT (Axel Loewe, Silvia Becker, & Co. – https://nacht-der-biosignale.de/), we had a fantastic time showing how we use biosignals in our research. The “we” in this case were members from our institute and research training group KD²School. Specifically, we showed:

• How wearable brain-computer interfaces could foster flow and reduce mental fatigue during work (Michael Knierim)
• How we can leverage the power of digitally linking laboratories at KIT and Uni Bremen (and more) to study complex decision-making (Felix Putze, Lorenzo del Puppo)
• How smartwatches can foster emotion regulation in everyday life through adaptive watch-faces (Elias Müller)

In case you missed it – you can still take a look at the presentations here: https://www.youtube.com/live/_FREtjWrA_8?si=bC9WWTMWKIdGSE8y&t=3590

A lot of effort went into making this a so well-rounded event and we want to thank the organizers! That includes our colleagues at the IBT, the TRIANGEL – and everyone who was involved in producing the presented materials (Fabio Stano, Moritz Schiller, Felix Wang, Katalina Kopka). We are looking forward to doing it all again next year!