First quadraplegic music concert – Performing with the Brain concert at Meany Studio Theater at University of Washington, Seattle WA
VICE News Tonight Feature on the Encephalophone – Episode 281
Discover Magazine’s Top 100 stories of 2017 – #91 The Encephalophone!
National Endowment for the Arts interview on Art Works Blog
Clinical trials have begun – paralyzed patients play music again!
We began clinical trials this week! Enabled a paralyzed man to play music again, something he hasn’t been able to do for years due to his disability. Very inspiring to see him light up with joy at being able to express himself musically again.
The Encephalophone on the Discovery Channel’s Daily Planet
https://review.bellmedia.ca/view/1175433144
The Discovery Channel’s Daily Planet aired a feature on the Encephlaophone, featuring a demonstration trial with one of their reporters
Strom und Drang broadcast
Encephalophone
By Dennis Kastrup
Frontiers blog feature
Creating music by thought alone
by Frontiers Communications
KOMO News report
Newsweek article
Mic – The Future Is Now article
Science Daily article
Creating music by thought alone
Newly-developed hands-free musical instrument now allows people to make music with their minds
By Science Daily
KUOW – The Record
Listen to Bill Radke’s brain play the encephalophone
By Bill Radke & Shane Mehling
Vice Noisey article
The Encephalophone Is a Real Instrument You Can Play with Your Mind
By Andrea Domanick
Seattle Times article
Nice write-up in the Seattle Times today about a joint U.W.- Swedish Hospital grant we got from the NEA, to bring my Encephalophone to clinical trials for patients with motor disability:
Meet the encephalophone: An instrument you can play with your mind, just by thinking
By Brendan Kiley
GeekWire article
Splinter New article
How to make a CD relevant, and other lessons from the Megapolis Audio Festival
By Cara Rose DeFabio
Megapolis Audio Festival Festival
Deueling Thumbs StudioLab is very pleased (and belated) to announce a speaking and performing presentation (along with Daniel Thornton, Mike Katell, and Jacob Sundstrom) at the 2015 Megapolis Audio Art Megapolis Audio Festival Festival in Oakland and SF, CA in June as a performing artist. We’ll be describing and playing the Encephalophone, generating music directly from the brain (without movement). Come if you’re in the bay area!
http://megapolisfestival.org/event/the-encephalophone-music-directly-from-your-brain-thomas-deuel/
Talking Solar Oysters
Thomas Deuel is an artist who’s primary focus is three–dimensional sculptural expressions of sound. Here he takes us on a tour of his recent “Talking Solar Oysters” installation currently on display at Georgetown Culture and Arts Center.