ECG users :

Washington University in St. Louis

Prof. Yoram Rudy

Dept of Biomedical Engineering
St. Louis, MO, USA
ActiveTwo 256-channel system for BSPM research

University of Newcastle upon Tyne

Dr Philip Langley

Cardiovascular Physics & Engineering Research Group
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
64-channel ActiveTwo for ECG/BSPM research

Charles University
Department of Medicine
Dr. Petr Stovicek
Praque, Czech Republic
128 channel ActiveTwo for BSPM research

Hôpital du Sacré-Coeur de Montréal
Centre de recherche
Dr Gaétan Tremblay
Montréal, QE, Canada
64 channel ActiveTwo for BSPM research

University of Auckland
Department of Engineering Science
Professor Andrew Pullan
New Zealand
Launching customer of 195-channel ActiveTwo with active carbon BSPM strips in use for Body Surface Potential Mapping.

Academic Medic Center

Dr. Andre Linnenbank

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

One 256-channel ActiveTwo with 8 channel AIB-box in use for potential mapping research.


Interuniversity Cardiology Institute of the Netherlands
Prof. Jacques de Bakker
Academic Medical Center (AMC)
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Two x 256-channel ActiveTwo systems in use for potential mapping research.

University Karlsruhe
Karlsruhe, Germany
One 64-channel ActiveTwo system with Carbon strips in use for BSPM research.

Umit, University for Health Informatics and Technology Tyrol
Innsbruck, Austria
 
One 128-channel ActiveOne and one Mark-8 system in use for Body Surface Potential Mapping

ANTEA GmbH
CEO Dr. Frank Schneider
Medizintechnik und Informationstechnik
Karlsruhe, Germany
One 64-channel ActiveOne and one Mark-8 system in use for the development of multichannel, high resolution ECG systems.

Franz-Volhard-Klinik
Universitätsklinikum Charité
Medizinische Fakultät der Humboldt-Universität
Berlin, Germany
 
One 64-channel ActiveOne system for BSPM research.

Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering
Margorzata Fereniec
Department of Biomeasurements & Biocontrol
Warsaw, Poland
One 64-channel ActiveTwo system in use for Body Surface Potential Mapping applications.

Helsinki University of Technology
Laboratory of Biomedical Engineering
Helsinki, Finland
One 128-channel ActiveTwo system is in use for development of Body Surface Potential Mapping applications.

Italian National Institute of Health
Prof. Giovanni Calcagnini
Rome, Italy
 
One 48-channel ActiveTwo system in use for ECG research.

Dalhousie University
Prof. Milan Horacek
Department of Physiology & Biophysics
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
One 128-channel Mark-6 system in use for Body Surface Potential Mapping applications.

Research and Development Center for Microtherapy
Dr. Peter van Leeuwen
Department of Biomagnetism (EFMT)
Bochum, Germany
One 48-channel ANA-1 system used for Body Surface Potential Mapping in combination with MCG recordings

MFA Research Institute for Technical Physics
Budapest, Hungary
 
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for ECG and EEG research.
One 64-channel Mark-8 system in use for Body Surface Potential Mapping

Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
Escuela de Telecomunicaciones
Dr. Alvaro Tormos Ferrando
Spain
One 64-channel ActiveOne system in use for Body Surface Potential Mapping.

Mount Sinai Hospital

Dr Vijay Chauhan

Toronto, ON, Canada
ActiveTwo 131-channel system for BSPM research

University of Pennsylvania

Dr Edward Gerstenfeld

Department of Medicine, Cardiovascular Medicine Division
Philadelphia, PA , USA
ActiveTwo 32-channel system for BSPM research

 

EEG users :


University of Birmingham

Dr. Peter Praamstra

Behavioural & Brain Science Centre
Birmingham, UK
Launching customer of a 144-channel ActiveOne system used in 'high-density' EEG/ERP lab.
More information on the coorporation during the development can be read here.
One 140-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research. 

Max-Planck-Institute fuer Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften
Leipzig, Germany
Two 128+8-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Point Loma Nazarene University

Dr Sarah Marion

Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience
San Diego, USA
16+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Universite de Sherbrooke

Dr Dominique Lorrain

Departement de Psychologie
Sherbrooke Quebec, Canada
32+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Army Research Laboratory

Scott E.Kerick

Human Research and Engineering Directorate
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, USA
Two 64+8 ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Swansea University

Prof. Adrian Burgess

Schollo of Human Sciences, Psychology Department
Swansae, Wales, UK
128+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Oeterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften

Dr Joydeep Bhattacharya

Kommision fuer Wissenschaftliche Visualisierung
Vienna, Austria
32+1 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

University of California San Fransisco

Adam Gazzaley

Mission Bay Campus
San Farncisco, CA, USA
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Universidade de Coimbra
Faculdade de Psicologia e Ciencias da Educacao
Coimbra, Portugal
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

Nicole Wicha

San Antonio, TX, USA
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Liverpool John Moores University

Dr Peter Malinowski

School of Psychology
Liverpool, United Kingdom
32+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Universite de Geneve

Dr Klaus Scherer

Swiss Center for Affective Sciences
Geneva, Switserland
96 channel ActiveTwo for EEG/EMG research

University of Utah

David Bradshaw

Pain Research Center
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
8 channel ActiveTwo for EMG research

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Prof Greg Essick

School of Dentistry
Chapel Hill, NC, USA
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

The Univerity of Dublin, Trinity College

Dr. Paul Dockree

Institute of Neuroscience
Dublin, Ireland
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Birmingham

Dr. Christopher Ring

School of Sport & Exercise Science
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Two 32+8 systems and one 128+8 channel system for EEG research

American University of Beirut
Beirut, Lebanon
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

The Brain Research Institute

Dr. Alarik Arenander

Fairfield, IA, USA
32+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Washington University in St. Louis

Prof. Martin Arthur

Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering
St. Louis, MO, USA
128 channel ActiveTwo system for ECG/BSPM research

UC Davis, University of California

Dr. Petr Janata

Dr Lee Miller
Dr. Clifford Saron
Dr. David Corina
Dr. Steven Luck
Center for Mind and Brain
Davis, CA, USA
One 256+8 channel and two 128+8 channel and one 96+8 channel and one 64+8 ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Princeton University
Office of Population Research
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

UC Berkeley, University of California

Prof. Stanley Klein

School of Optometry
128+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

University of Aberdeen

David Turk

Department of Psychology
Aberdeen, Scotland
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

NeuroFocus, Inc.

Dr A.K. Pradeep

Berkeley, CA, USA
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Universita' di Modena e Reggio Emilia

Prof Sergio Fonda

Dipartimento di Scienze Biomediche
Modena, Italy
32+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna

Luca Citi

Lucca Institute for Advanced Studies
Pisa, Italy
16 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Dr. Joseph Hopfinger

Department of Psychology
Chapel Hill, NC, USA
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Alma Mater Studiorum-Università di Bologna

Prof. Maurizio Codispoti

Dipartimento di Psicologia
Bologna, Italy
256+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Simon Fraser University

Dr. Stephen Campbell

Faculty of Education
Burnaby, BC, Canada
Two 64+8 channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Microsoft Research

Dr Desney Tan

Redmond, WA, USA
32+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

California State University Long Beach

Jennifer Ostergen

Department of Communicative Disorders
Long Beach, CA, USA
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

University of Victoria

Dr. Nigel Livingston

Department of Biology
Victoria, BC, Canada
32 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Universite de Lausanne

Prof. Catherine Brandner

Faculte des Science Sociales et Politques
Lausanne, Switzerland
32 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

University of Cape Town

Dr. Jonathan Ipser

Dept. of Psychiatry and Mental Health
Cape Town, South Africa
32+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

University of Newcastle
Dr Bill Budd
Brain Imaging Laboratory
NewCastle, Australia
64+8-channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

University of NewCastle

Frini Karayanidis

School of Psychology
NewCastle, Australia
64+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Simon Fraser University

Dr John McDonald

Department of Psychology
Barnaby, BC, Canada
Two 128+8 channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Mindware Technologies

Dave Lozano

Gahanna, OH, USA
32+8 channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

JatoTech Ventures

Dan Ray

64+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Manchester

Dr. Dimitri Tsivilis

Division of Psychology
Manchester, United Kingdom
64+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

McGill University
Dr. Caroline Palmer
96+8 channel ActiveTwo

National University of Singapore

Dr. Annett Schirmer

Department of Psychology
Singapore
64+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Scuola Internazionla Superiore di Studi Avanzati (SISSA)

Dr Alessandro Grecucci

Sector of Cognitive Neuroscience
Trieste, Italy
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Dr David Wolk

Department of Neurology
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Montreal

Dr. Michelle McKerral

Centre de Recherche en Neuropsychologie et Cognition (CERNEC)
Montreal, QC, Canada
64+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Cognitive Psychology

Facuteit der Psychology en Pedagogiek
Amsterdam, Netherlands
128+16 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University College Dublin

Dr Madeleine Lowery

School of Electrical Engineering
Dublin, Ireland
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Weizmann Institute of Science

Prof. Elisha Moses

Physics of Complex Systsems
Rehovot, Israel
Two daisy chained 64+8 ActiveTwo systems for EEG research on multiple subjects simultaneously

University Basel

Prof. Frank Wilhelm

Fakultaet fuer Psychology
64+16 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Honda Research Institute Japan Co., Ltd.
Saitama, Japan
128+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG/BCI research

Case Western Reserve University

Prof. Albert Waldo

Department of Medicine
Cleveland, OH, USA
Two 528 channel ActiveTwo systems for ECG research

Simula Research Laboratory

Prof. Per Grottum

Lysaker, Norway
64 channel ActiveTwo for ECG/BSPM research

University of Jyväskylä

Prof. Tuomas Eerola

Department of Music
Jyväskylä, Finland
32+8 channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of New Mexico

Dr. Vince Clark

Department of Psychology
Albuquerque, NM, USA
128+8 channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research

Institute of Neurology

Dr. James Kilner

Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience
London, UK
136-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Fairfield University

Dr John F. McCathy

Department of Psychology
Fairfield, CT, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Washington

Dr Rajesh P.N. Rao

Computer Science and Engineering
Seattle, WA, USA
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Lincoln

Dr. P. M. J. Pollux

Department of Psychology
Lincoln, UK
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Wageningen University

Dr Harold Bult

Wageningne Centre of Food Sciences
Wageningen, Netherlands
40-channel ActiveTwo with Jazz eyetracker for EEG research

Middlebury College

Matthew Kimble

Department of Psychology
Middlebury, VT, USA
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Florida

Dr Mingzhou Ding

Department of Biomedical Engineering
Gainesville, FL, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Dr. Charles Clifton

Department of Psychology
Amherst, MA, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University Utrecht

Dr Dennis Schutter

Helmholtz Research Institute
Utrecht, Netherlands
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Helsinki

Dr. Mari Tervaniemi

Cognitive Brain Research Unit
Helsinki, Finland
264-channel ActiveTwo with Jazz eyetracker for EEG research

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Dr Mariana Figueiro

Lightning Research Centre
Troy, NY, USA
8-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Maharishi University of Management

Dr Fred Travis

Fairfield, IA, USA
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausannne

Prof. Olaf Blanke

Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience
Lausanne, Switzerland
192-channel and 24-channel and 264-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Colorado State University

Dr Bill Gavin

Department of Occupational Therapy
Fort Collins, CO, USA
Two 40-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Dalhousie University

Dr Thomas Trappenberg

Faculty of Computer Sciences
Halifax, NS, Canada
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of California, San Diego

Dr Marissa Weterfield

Research on Aging and Development
La Jolla, CA, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

North Dakota State University

Dr Mark McCourt

Center for Visual Neuroscience
Fargo, ND, USA
Two 168-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

City University of New York

Dr Hilary Gomes

Psychology Department
New York, NY, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Universitaetsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf

Dr Andreas K. Engel

Institut fuer Neurophysiologie und Pathophysiologie
Hamburg, Germany
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Coventry University

Dr John Wiliams

School of Health and Social Sciences
Coventry, UK
32-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Hunter College

Dr Tracy A. Dennis

Emotion Regulation Laboratory
New York, NY, USA
64-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Glasgow Caledonian University

Dr Velitchko Manahilov

Department of Vision Sciences
Glasgow, UK
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Cullen College of Engineering

Dr Bhavin Sheth

Electrical & Computer Engineering
Houston, TX. USA
32-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Sheffield

Dr Peter Nickel

Department of Psychology
Sheffield, UK
32-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of California, Santa Barbara

Dr Barry Giesbrecht

Department of Psychology
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG

University of Wisconsin

Dr Richard J. Davidson

The Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior
Madison, WI, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG

Friedrich-Schiller-University of Jena

Prof. Stefan R. Schweinberger

Department of General Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
Jena, Germany
152-channel and 40-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research

Institute of Communications and Computer Sytems

Dr Areti Tzelepi

Athens, Greece
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Bruce Turetsky

Department of Psychiatry
Philadelphia, PA USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Oxford

Dr Kia Nobre

Department of Experimental Psychology
Oxford, UK
136-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Université de Provence/CNRS

Dr Michel Lacour

Neurobiologie Intégrative et Adaptative
Marseille, France
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Essex

Dr Francisco Sepulveda

Brain-Computer Interfaces Group
Computer Science Department
Colchester-Essex, UK
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG/BCI research

Bethel College

Dr Dwight Krehbiel

Department of Psychology
North Newton, KS, USA
24-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

École Normale Supérieure

Dr Ruth de Diego Balaguer

Département d'Etudes Cognitives
Paris, France
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Minnesota

Dr Scott Sponheim

Brain Sciences Center
Minneapolis, MN, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

New Mexico State University

Dr Laura Thompson

Department of Psychology
Las Cruces, NM, USA
136-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center

Dr Kent Kiehl

Hartford, CT, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Columbia University

Dr Paul Sajda

Laboratory for Intelligent Imaging and Neural Computing
New York, NY, USA
136-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Connecticut

Dr Jim Magnuson

Cognitive Neuroscience of Language & Cognition
Storrs, CT, USA
136-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Geneva

Prof. Thierry Pun

Department of Computer Science
Geneva, Switzerland
ActiveTwo 64-channel system for EEG research

Emory University

Dr Linda Black

Division of Pediatrics
Atlanta, GA, USA
ActiveTwo 72-channel system for EEG research

New Mexico State University

Dr Jim Kroger

Department of Psychology
Las Cruces, NM, USA
ActiveTwo 136-channel system for EEG reseach

Hebrew University

Prof Shlomo Bentin

Department of Psychology
Jerusalem, Israel
ActiveTwo 64-channel system for EEG reseach

University of Dundee

Dr Emese Nagy

Department of Psychology
Dundee, United Kingdom
ActiveTwo 40-channel system for EEG research

University of Copenhage

Dr Sidse Arnfred

Department of Psychiatry
Copenhage, Denmark
ActiveTwo 72-channel system for EEG research

McGill University

Dr Debra Titone

Department of Psychology
Montreal, QC, Canada
ActiveTwo 72-channel system for EEG reseach

SUNY Stony Brook University
Dr Daniel Klein

Dr Greg Hajcak

Department of Psychology
Stony Brook, NY, USA
64+8 channel ActiveTwo
40 channel ActiveTwo

University of Warwick

Dr Friederike Schlaghecken

Department of Psychology
Coventry, United Kingdom
ActiveTwo 40-channel system for EEG research

Oregon Health and Sciences University

Dr Tamara Hayes

Department of Biomedical Engineering
Beaverton, OR, USA
ActiveTwo 24-channel system for EEG research

Naval Health Research Center

Dr Erik Viire

San Diego, CA, USA
 
ActiveTwo 136-channel system for EEG reseach

IfADo, Institute for Occupational Physiology

Dr Michael Falkenstein

Cognitive Neurophysiology
Dortmund, Germany
ActiveTwo 40-channel system for EEG research

University of Pennsylvania

Dr Bruce Turetsky

Department of Psychiatry, Neuropsychiatry section
Philadelphia, PA, USA
ActiveTwo 40-channel system for EEG research

University of Zuerich

Dr Franz Vollenweiler, Dr Rael Cahn

Medical Faculty, Division of Clinical Psychiatry
Zuerich, Switserland
ActiveTwo 72-channels system for EEG research

National University of Singapore

Dr Martin Buist

Faculty of Engineering, Division of Bioengineering
Singapore
ActiveTwo 64-channel system for ECG/EMG research

Kantonschule Glattal

Mr Patrick Ehrismann

Fachvorstand Physik
Duebendorf, Switserland
ActiveTwo 8-channel system for EEG research

Kyoto Sangyo University

Dr. Hiroshi Fujii, Professor

Department of Information & Communication Sciences.
Kyoto, Japan
ActiveTwo 32-channel system for EEG research

Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital

Andrew E. Budson

Department of Neurology
Bedford, MA, USA
ActiveTwo 140-channel system for EEG research

Suny-Stony Brook University

Dr. Lilianne R. Mujica-Parodi

Dept of Biomedical Engineering/Psychiatry
Stony Brook, NY, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Georgia

Dr. Schirmer

Athens, GA, USA
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne
Signals Processing Institue
Lausanne, Switzerland
One 32-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

The Weizmann Institute of Science
Department of Neurobiology
Rehovot, Israel
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Iowa
Department of Exercise Science
Iowa City, IA, USA
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Georgia Institute of Technology
Department of Psychology
Atlanta, GA, USA
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Brain Science Institute
Lab. for Advanced Brain Signal Processing
Saitama, Japan
 
72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Institut des Neurosciences Cognitives de la Méditerranée CNRS Marseille France.
Marseille, France
 
40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Universite de Geneve
Dr Stephanie Morand
Geneva, Swizerland
 
130-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois, Hôpital Nestlé
The Functional Electrical Neuroimaging Laboratory
Lausanne, Switzerland
130-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

University of Tokyo
Dept. of Quantum Engineering and Systems Science
Tokyo, Japan
32-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research

City College of New York
New York, NY, USA

130-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research


Leiden University
Cognitive Psychology section
Leiden, Netherlands
 
 

72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research


Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA, USA

40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research


The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel

72 and 136 chanel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research


Cardiff University
Cardiff, United Kingdom

72-channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research


CNRS et Université de Provence
Marseille, France

72-channel ActiveTwo EEG system


University of St. Andrews
St. Andrews, Scotland

72-channel ActiveTwo EEG system


University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB, Canada

40-channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research


University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
 

8-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research


Universität Leipzig
Leipzig, Germany

Two 136-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research


University of Surrey
Roehampton, UK

40-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research


Bispebjerg University Hospital
Copenhagen, Denmark

72-channel ActiveTwo for EEG research


Goldsmiths University of London
London, United Kingdom

Two 40-channel ActiveTwo systems for EEG research


Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Budapest, Hungary
 

64-channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research


Northumbria University
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

40-channel ActiveTwo system for EEG research


University of Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain
 
 

64-channel ActiveTwo system for sleep research


The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Kowloon, Hong Kong

72-channel ActiveTwo system for sleep research


Brock University
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
 
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

Berkeley university of California
Berkeley, CA, USA
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.
One 8-channel AIB-box.

Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience
University of California San Diego
La Jolla, CA, USA
 
 
One 256-channel ActiveTwo system.
This system can be optically daisy-chained in order to be able to measures on 2 subject at the same time with a total number of 288 channels. (136 channels for each subject + 16 AIB channels)
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system.
One 8-channel AIB-box.

The Children's hospital
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral sciences
Denver, CO, USA
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system in use for Children's EEG research.

University of Leuven
Brussel, Belgium
One 16-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Vienna
Wien, Austria
One 24-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Göteborg
Dr. Johan Wessberg
Dept. of Physiology
Göteborg, Sweden
 
 
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system with 8 channel AIB in use for EEG research.

University of Utrecht
Dr. Chantal Kemner
Dept. of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Utrecht, The Netherlands
 
One 32-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Utrecht
Utrecht, The Netherlands
One 32-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of California
Dr. Sandman
Department of prenatal stress research
Irvine, CA, USA
 
One 32-channel ActiveTwo system with 16 channel AIB-box in use for EEG research.

University of California
Irvine, CA, USA
 
One 64-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

Washington State University
Department of Psychology
Pullman, WA, USA
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system in use for Psychology research.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Department of Psychology
Blacksburg, VA, USA
One 80-channel ActiveOne in use for EEG research

University of Minnesota
Dr. Steve Malone
Department of Psychology, Twin & Family study
Minneapolis, MN,USA
 
 
Two 80-channel ActiveTwo systems in use for EEG research

University of Houston
Dr. George Zouridakis
Biomedical Imaging Lab
Houston, TX, USA
One 256-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

McGill University
Dr. Vincent Gracco
School of communication sciences and disorders
Montreal, QC, Canada
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

New York Office of Mental Health

Dr. John Foxe

Nathan S. Kline Institute
Orangeburg, NY, USA
One 168-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research
One 68-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

University of Houston

Dr. Ben Jansen

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Houston, TX, USA
One 16-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

Washington and Lee University

Dr. Tyler Lorig

Department of Psychology
Lexington, VA, USA
One 96-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

Australian National University
Canberra, Australia
 
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Quebec at Montreal
Montréal, Canada
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Montreal
Montréal, Canada
 
One 64-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

Oregon Health & Science University
Portland, OR, USA
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.
One 8-channel AIB-box.

Pohang University of Science and Technology
Dr. Songyu Lee
Pohang, Korea
One 32-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

Hebrew university of Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

Russian Academy of Sciences
St. Petersburg, Russia
 
 
One 24-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Montreal
Montréal, Canada
 
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

Erasmus University Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
 
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

National Research Institute of Police Science
Chiba, Japan
 
One 136-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Texas at El Paso
Communication Sciences
Dr Sam Riccillo
El Paso , TX, USA
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research
One 72-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

Insituto Tecnológico de Informática
Valencia, España
 
 
One 16-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research.

University of Glasgow
ElectroDiagnostic Imaging Unit, Tennent Institute of Ophthalmology
Glasgow, UK
 
One 48-channel ActiveOne in use for EEG research

University of Glasgow
Glasgow, UK
 
One 72-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

Tilburg University
Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Dr Geert van Boxtel
Tilburg, The Netherlands
One 64-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research
One 16-channel ActiveTwo in use for rehabilitation research

University of Nottingham
Professor Peter Liddle
Dept. of Psychiatry
Nottingham, United Kingdom
One 136-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

Tsinghua University
Shangkai Gao
Dept. of Electrical Engineering
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
One 128-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

California Institute of Technology
Joydeed Bhattacharya
Division of Biology
Pasadena, CA, USA
One 32-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

National University of Singapore
Professor Richard Chas. Howard
Dept. of Social Work & Psychology
Singapore, Singapore
One 64-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

West London Mental Health, Broadmoor Hospital
Dr John Lumsden
Neurophysiology Department
Berkshire , United Kingdom
One 32-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

National Institutes of Health
Dr Chris Poletto
Medical Neurology Branch, NINDS
Bethesda, MD, USA
One 16-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

Honeywell
Dr Stephan Whitlow
Honeywell Laboratories
Minneapolis MN, USA
One 40-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

New York State Psychiatric Institute
Dr. Gerard Bruder, Dr. Jurgen Kayser, Dr. Craig Tenke
Department of Biopsychology
New York, NY, USA
One 72-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research

Jagiellonian University Kraków
Department of Psychophysiology
Kraków, Poland
 
One 40-channel ActiveTwo in use for EEG research.

University of Amsterdam
Marcus Spaan
Department of Psychology
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
One 40-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

University of Amsterdam
Department of Psychology Prof. Dr. Dick Bierman
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
One 16-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

University of Amsterdam
Department of Psychology Prof. Victor Lamme
Amsterdam, Netherlands
One 52 channel ActiveOne system for EEG research during transcranial magmetic stimulation (TMS).

Institut Dalle Molle d'Intelligence Artificielle (IDIAP)
Martigny, Switzerland
 
 
One 32-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

University of Tartu
Dr.Kairi Kreegipuu
Department of Psychology
Tartu, Estonia
 
One 16-channel ActiveOne system in use for EEG research.

National University of Singapore
Dr Adrian David Cheok
Dept. Electrical and Computer Engineering
Singapore
One 16-channel ActiveOne system is in use for EEG recordings.

Emotional Brain BV
Dr. Adriaan Tuiten
Almere, The Netherlands
One 84-channel ActiveOne system is in use for EEG research.

University of technology Sydney

Department of Health Science Dr. Peter Boord
Sydney Australia
Two x 64-channel ActiveTwo systems in use for EEG research.

 

EEG/EMG users :


London South Bank University

Dr Joanna Bowtell

Academy of Sport, Physical Activity and Well-being
Faculty of Engineering, Science and the Built Environment
London, UK
160-channel ActiveTwo for EEG/EMG research

Daping Hospital,Research Institute of Surgery
The Third Military Medical University
Chongqing, China
 
One 32-channel ActiveOne with headcap and active sEMG array

North West University
The Neuroimaging and Motor Control Laboratory
Prof Jules Dewald
Chicago, IL, USA
One 168-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG research

Taipei Veterans General Hospital
Anita Lin
Department of medical research and education
Taipei, Taiwan
One 80-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG/EMG research

Hogeschool Zuyd
Department Biometrie
Ir Huub van Gussem
Heerlen, The Netherlands
One 16-channel ActiveTwo system in use for EEG/EMG research

 

 

EMG users :


VanDer Bilt University

Prof. Alan Bradshaw

Gastrointestinal biomagnetism research group
Nashville, TS, USA
ActiveTwo 43-channel system for EMG research

Benjamin Franklin University Hospital
Zentrum für Muskel- und Knochenforschung
Berlin, Germany
 
 
One 132-channel ActiveOne with 130 channel active sEMG array

Umea University of Sweden
University Hospital Department of Biomedical Engineering and Informatics
Umea, Sweden
 
One 144-channel ActiveOne with 130 channel active sEMG array

Academic Hospital Nijmegen
Department of Clinical Neurophysiology
Nijmegen, Netherland
One 64-channel Mark-6 system is in use for high-density surface EMG research.
One 128-channel Mark-6 system is in use for development of high-density surface EMG applications.
One 132-channel ActiveOne with 130 channel active sEMG array

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Department of Sport Sciences
Trondheim, Norway
One 32-channel Mark-6 system is in use for surface EMG recordings.

 

Miscellaneous research :


Organon Laboratories Ltd

Scientific Development Group
Newhouse, Scotland
One 256-channel ActiveOne custom-made system, 32 independent daisy-chained recording stations each with an 8 channel front-end, in use for EEG/EMG research for the development of pharmaceuticals.

UMC, University Medical Center Utrecht
Dr. H. Roshani
Department of Urology
Utrecht, Netherlands
One 8-channel Mark-8 in use for EMG/bioimpedance/pressure measurements in pigs, within the framework of a recently started research project

Academic Medical Center (AMC)
Dr. Ab Peper
Department of Medical Physics
Amsterdam, Netherlands
One 16-channel Mark-6 system is in use for the research into noise properties of conventional and capacitive surface electrodes.

CNRS-CEREGE

Dr André Revil

Aix-en-Provence, France
32-channel ActiveTwo for geophysics research