As part of the NELI Group Journal Club at the University of Oldenburg, I presented the following paper:
Hjørtkjær et al. (2025) — Real-time control of a hearing instrument with EEG-based attention decoding
This paper demonstrates a closed-loop system in which EEG signals are decoded in real time to identify which speaker a listener is attending to, and the output is used to directly control a hearing aid’s beamforming direction. It is a significant step toward practical auditory attention decoding in everyday listening devices.