
Ninon Lizé Masclef
France
Reconstructing dreams as immersive 3D scenes using AI from brainwave activity.
Biography
Ninon Lizé Masclef is an inventor, AI and neuroscience researcher, and media artist. She is currently a Research Affiliate at MIT Media Lab, where she co-leads research on reconstructing 3D visual perception and imagery from brainwaves.
Her first brain-computer interface, Strange Loops, was named one of the Top 100 French Inventions of 2024 by a distinguished jury composed of Nobel and Turing laureates. When not advancing foundation models for multimodal brain decoding, she performs brainwave music internationally at venues such as the Internet Archive and Deutsches Museum and serves as Chair of Finance and Sponsorship at Women in Machine Learning (WiML).
In Ninon's words
“Joining the program is a lighthouse confirming that I should pursue my moonshot Art & Science vision I carved independently throughout my life. I am excited to see the exponential growth of my potential that would empower the O'Shaughnessy Fellowship.”
Award
- 2025
O'Shaughnessy Fellowship
Reconstructing dreams as immersive 3D scenes using AI from brainwave activity.
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