TL;DRWrite a thesis that solves a real problem. Join BRYM to study human attention, analyze brainwave data, or design focus games. Real data. Real impact. Who you areA Master's or Bachelor's student writing your thesis. You likely fit into one of three tracks:- Tech & Code: software engineering, game dev, or data science — build systems, design game loops, optimize algorithms.- Mind & Behavior: psychology, cognitive science, or neuroscience — study human data, test protocols, measure focus changes.- Work & People: organizational psychology or workplace studies — explore productivity and well-being impacts. Research paths (examples)- Quantifying focus; Feedback mechanisms; Personalized calibration; Algorithm parameters; Protocol testing; Team impact in workplaces. Have a different idea? Pitch it. Mentorship and supportFounders handle day-to-day technical and practical support. Access to Scientific Advisor, Johan Agorelius, PhD. Note: you must have an official university supervisor. What we offerReal-world EEG data from active industrial pilots, a desk in Central Stockholm, and clear feedback with room to test hypotheses.