Neurofencing = Neuroscience + Fencing
Phase-1 : 2021-2022 Backyard Brains
Phase-2 : 2022-2023 Abilities Research Center Mount Sinai NY
Phase-3 :2023-2025 University of Washington Medicine CoRE Lab
VICON Case Study March 2025 - Supriya Nair brings Biomechanics study to the sport of Fencing
Study of the Physiology & Biomechanics of a fencers movement to assess the impact on tendons using Foil, Epee, Saber weapons with varied grips.
Workshop #20 : Physiology & Biomechanics of Human Movement
Jan 15 2025 @ 5:30pm Agasthyam Kalaripayattu, Thiruvanthapuram - Kerala, India
Neuroscience 2024 Chicago Poster PSTR469.01 Oct 9 2024
Neuroyattam : Study of Physiology & Biomechanics of a Mohiniyattam dancer
Workshop #19 : Athena Project at Northwest Fencing Center, Tigard Oregon
Aug 11, 2024 - A women and girls-only fencing camp (Girl Power!)
American Society of Biomechanics (ASB)
ASB2024 Madison, Wisconsin - Aug 7 2024 : P2-270 Physiology & biomechanics of a fencer's lunge
Thank you ASB for giving me the opportunity especially Peter Adamczyk (Conference Chair) and conference attendees for valuable Biomechanics feedback !
Looking forward to ASB2025 in Pittsburgh, PA
Neurofencing at NEURO2024 - JULY 26 2024 : Japan Neuroscience Society, FUKUOKA JAPAN
3P-127, Exhibition hall, MARINE MESSE FUKUOKA Hall B , FUKUOKA, JAPAN
Workshop #18 : Center for Neurotechnology, University of Washington - YSP Reach 2024
July 17 2024 - Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science and Engineering
USA Fencing Summer Nationals 2024 - Neurofencing Phase-3 (Biomechanics of Fencing)
Workshop #16 - July 3, Workshop #17 - July 5 ; Greater Columbus Convention Center, Columbus, Ohio
2024 USA Fencing Summer Nationals
Neurofencing Phase-3 Findings at Greater Columbus Convention Center (July 3, July 5 2024 12pm-1:30pm Room B132)
Northwest Biomechanics Symposium (NWBS) - May 17 2024 at Knight Campus, University of Oregon
Preliminary Findings - Neurofencing (Phase-3)
Comparison of Fencers Lunge vs Advanced Lunge (GRF and Knee, Hip & Ankle Angles)
Thank you Dr McNitt, Dr Hahn & Dr DeVita
NWBS 2024 - University of Oregon
Workshop #15 : National Biomechanics Day 2024 - Apr 3 2024 at VA Hospital Seattle
Workshop #14 : Brain Awareness Week : Neuroscience Community Outreach Group (NCOG) Apr 2 2024
Workshop #13 : First International Event : Marathon Foils 2024 - Challenge CEP , Paris (France) Feb 1 2024
Workshop #12 : Salle Auriol Seattle (Washington) Jan 13 2024
Neuroscience 2023 Washington DC Poster PSTR553.12 Nov 15 2023
Evaluating the benefits of warmup in competitive fencing through EMG, EEG and EKG.
Workshop #11 : Young Scholars Program YSP-REACH July 12 2023 (Center for Neurotechnology - University of Washington)
Workshop #10 : Neurofencing
USA Fencing 2023 Summer Nationals July 7th 2023 Phoenix Convention Center, Arizona
Workshop #9 : Neurofencing at USA Fencing 2023 Summer Nationals July 3rd 2023 Phoenix Convention Center, Arizona
2023 Workshop #8 : Oregon Fencing Alliance (OFA), Portland OR - Summer 2023
2023 Workshop #7 : Golden State Fencing Academy, San Fransisco CA - Summer 2023
2023 Workshop #6 : Washington Fencing Academy (WFA), Issaquah WA - Summer 2023
2022 Workshop #5 : Northwest Fencing Center (NFC), Tigard OR - Summer 2022
2022 Workshop #3 & Workshop #4 : USA Fencing Summer Nationals in Minneapolis MN - Summer 2022
On July 9 and 10 2022, fencer Supriya Nair presented "Neurofencing: Understand the Inner Workings of Your Brain and Improve Performance."
Surpiya will demonstrate how a 15 min warm-up will transform the state of a fencer’s brain from relaxed to alert and their heart rate from resting to target. When this happens, the fencer's reaction time is improved by 15%.This objective, data-driven study won the Washington State Science & Engineering Fair in 2021 & 2022.
2022 Workshop #2 : Kaizen Academy Fencing, Redmond WA - Summer 2022
2022 Workshop #1 : Neurofencing at Rain City Fencing Center (RCFC) Bellevue WA - Summer 2022
Please reach out if you want to learn more, join the research, contribute, volunteer, collaborate in any way. Human Physiology, Fencing, Neuroscience and computer science skills are most relevant in Neurofencing. Contact - supriya@neurofencing.com