Posts Tagged ‘assessments’
Study with 330 centenarians finds that cognitive decline is not inevitable
Age-Related Cognitive Decline May Not Be Inevitable (WebMD): It is often assumed that a decrease in memory and brain function are inevitable parts of aging, but a new study of centenarians suggests otherwise. Investigators found that despite the presence of neurological issues generally associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), many centenarians maintained high levels of cognitive…
Read MoreHow can we harness digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to scale up brain research, assessments and interventions?
How can we harness digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to scale up brain research, assessments and interventions? (recording requires registration; view slidedeck above or Here) Dr. Oliver Harrison. Chief Executive of the Health Moonshot at Telefónica Innovation Nancy Briefs, President and CEO of Digital Cognition Technologies Emma Yang, 9th grader, Creator of Timeless app and MIT Solver Belén Guerra-Carrillo, NSF Fellow and graduate…
Read MoreHow can we take cognitive and emotional health interventions–both assessments and therapies–to scale?
Taking cognitive/ emotional assessments and therapies to scale from SharpBrains This presentation took place at the 2016 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (December 6–8th, 2016). –> Learn more about the upcoming 2017 SharpBrains Virtual Summit: Brain Enhancement in the Digital Age (December 5–7th, 2017). The 2017 SharpBrains Virtual Summit will feature over thirty of the world’s top experts and innovators working on…
Read MoreTo stimulate your brain, find new ways to challenge yourself every day
—– For Effective Brain Fitness, Do More Than Play Simple Games (The New York Times): “…Legions of baby boomers already use computers or apps to stimulate the brain, but they should be thought of as part of a larger engagement with the world…Finding new ways to challenge yourself every day, Mr. Rebok said, is a good…
Read MoreReport: Cognitive Testing Program Fails Soldiers, Leaving Brain Injuries Undetected
In 2007, with roadside bombs exploding across Iraq, Congress moved to improve care for soldiers who had suffered one of the war’s signature wounds, traumatic brain injury.
Read MoreNew Summit Sponsor and Partners
We’re delighted to add Brain Resource to the roster of Sponsors of the upcoming 2011 SharpBrains Summit, and the Center for Technology and Aging and the Brain Injury Association of Canada to the roster of Partners. Thank you for your support!
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