The CURATOR project brings together researchers and clinicians from Neurofeedback Luxembourg (Servicium SA) and the University of Luxembourg, combining expertise in clinical neurofeedback, human-computer interaction, machine learning, and cognitive neuroscience.
Principal Investigator
Founder and Chief Innovation Officer at Neurofeedback Luxembourg (Servicium SA). François leads the clinical practice and oversees the strategic integration of AI and neurotechnology into personalised neurofeedback treatments. As Principal Investigator of the CURATOR project, he bridges clinical expertise with research objectives, ensuring that computational tools are grounded in real-world clinical practice.
PostDoc Researcher
I am a doctoral researcher in Computer Science at the University of Luxembourg, working at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction, Machine Learning, and Cognitive Neuroscience. My research focuses on decoding brain and behavioral signals to better understand human interaction, with applications in personalized neurotechnology, multimodal AI, and digital health. Through collaborations with clinical and industrial partners, I aim to translate fundamental research into practical tools that advance scientific knowledge while improving human well-being. I am particularly motivated by the challenge of designing technologies that are ethical, inclusive, and human-centered, ensuring that innovation in neurotechnology and AI contributes meaningfully to both research progress and societal benefit. This motivation is reflected in my international collaborations with labs in Austria, Slovenia, and the United States, where I explored diverse applications of neurotechnology in extended reality, medical training, and visual attention research.
Research Coordinator
Research Coordinator at Neurofeedback Luxembourg. Lisa supports the CURATOR project's operational and scientific coordination, ensuring smooth collaboration between the clinical and academic partners. She contributes to data management, study logistics, and regulatory compliance throughout the research programme.
Academic Supervisor (Uni.lu)
My research interests lie at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction and Machine Learning, with an emphasis on solving practical problems that will help people throughout their daily lives. I have a formal academic background in Computer Science, Design, and Engineering, which I use to guide my research and create solutions that are expressive, natural, and sound. My main research area is Computational Interaction, where I combine computational thinking with data-driven models and methods to enable, explain, and support user interaction. I also conduct fundamental and applied research activities in Information Retrieval and Natural Language Processing. This broad skill set has allowed me to accomplish multi- and interdisciplinary research, which has proved to be very useful to ensure a successful completion of several research projects.
Neurofeedback Therapist
Neurofeedback therapist and psychologist at Neurofeedback Luxembourg. Mélanie brings direct clinical expertise to the CURATOR project, contributing to evaluation protocols and clinician feedback integration. Her hands-on experience with patient populations ensures that research outputs are grounded in real clinical needs.
Technical Advisor
Technical Advisor to the CURATOR project. Patrick provides strategic guidance on neurotechnology platforms, data architecture, and the integration of computational methods into clinical workflows.
Researcher (Uni.lu)
Researcher at the University of Luxembourg contributing to the CURATOR project's computational and machine learning components. Saravanakumar supports biomarker analysis, data processing pipelines, and model evaluation efforts within WP1 and WP3.
