Posts Tagged ‘gerontology’
Newsletter: Navigating Games for Health and Education
Here you have the twice-a-month newsletter with our most popular blog posts. Please remember that you can subscribe to receive this Newsletter by email, simply by submitting your email at the top of this page. Quick, Are videogames good or bad? That’s an impossible question. Good or bad for what? What specific games are we talking about?…
Read MoreBrain Training and Cognitive Health: September News
A round-up of interested news during the month: 1) Training Young Brains to Behave (New York Times) 2) Head Games (OpEd in New York Times) 3) Will Gerontology recognize the Brain? (American Society on Aging event) 4) Brain function gets a boost from walking (Los Angeles Times) 5) An idea whose time has (finally) come (McKnight’s Long Term Care News) 6)…
Read MoreGerontology and the Brain
Last Friday, during the American Society on Aging’s Brain Health day, a participant made a comment along the lines, “I just completed my Masters in Gerontology at University XYZ. Despite my best efforts, I could not find a single brain-related class to attend as part of my studies. Which is why I decided to come…
Read MoreEducation, Biogerontology, HR carnivals
We are hosting here at SharpBrains the next editions of several great blog carnivals. If you blog about these topics, please submit your best recent posts using our Contact Us form: — August 27th: Carnival of Education. — September 9th: Carnival of Biogerontology. — September 17th: Carnival of HR. Enjoy the weekend!
Read MoreUpdate: The Challenges of Gerontology
Here you have the twice-a-month newsletter with our most popular blog posts. Please remember that you can subscribe to receive this Newsletter by email, simply by submitting your email at the top of this page. First, I am pleased to report that have been invited to participate in a new initiative by the World Economic Forum.…
Read MoreEducation and the Biology of Aging
Education, Aging…two seemingly unrelated topics, but with more biology in common than may meet the eye… You may enjoy the most recent editions of two great blog carnivals: — Carnival of Education, hosted by Joanne Jacobs. — Hourglass: a carnival of biogerontology, hosted by Chris at Ouroboros. Chris recently launched this blog carnival to provide a…
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