Mick Crosse

I am a neural engineer and research scientist specializing in digital signal processing and machine learning applications for neuroscience and neurotechnology. My research spans neural decoding, audiovisual speech processing, auditory attention decoding, multisensory processing in neurodivergent populations, automatic sleep staging, and non-invasive neural interfaces.

I lead the Neuroengineering Group at Ozlo. Previously, I completed postdoctoral training at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York and an AI Residency at Google [X] in California. I have developed several widely used open-source research tools, including the mTRF-Toolbox (for modeling multivariate stimulus-response data) and PERMUTOOLS (for multivariate permutation testing and effect size estimation). I also co-founded and help organize the annual Cognition and Sensory Processing (CNSP) Workshop.

You can contact me via email at mick [dot] crosse [at] ozlosleep [dot] com, or using any of the links below.

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