Posts Tagged ‘Neuropsychology’
Maximizing the mental peak performance of astronauts, leaders…and everybody else
Maximizing the peak performance of astronauts, leaders…and everyone else from SharpBrains Enjoy this great session held at the 2014 SharpBrains Virtual Summit, featuring: Dr. Susan Jewell, President of the International Space Medicine Consortium Dr. Robert Bilder, Chief of Medical Psychology-Neuropsychology at UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience Dr. Bill Reichman, President of Baycrest Chair: Rajiv Pant, Chief…
Read MoreHow can Big Data help upgrade brain care?
How can Big Data help upgrade brain care? from SharpBrains You can now enjoy the slide deck from this session, which took place at the 2013 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (September 19–20th).
Read More190 Sharp Brains Issue a Call to Enhance Brain Health through Neuroplasticity, Big Data and Consumer Education
-– SharpBrains Virtual Summit brings together global leaders and innovators to advance the emerging fields of applied neuroscience and brain fitness The third annual virtual SharpBrains Virtual Summit: Optimizing Health through Neuroplasticity, Innovation and Data, held June 7–14th, concluded with a call to enhance brain health by harnessing neuroplasticity-based applications, big data platforms and consumer…
Read MoreUpdate: Harness Neuroplasticity with Enthusiasm, Exercise & Personalized Medicine
Time for SharpBrains’ February 2012 eNewsletter, featuring in this occasion multiple and complementary perspectives on how to harness neuroplasticity: with enthusiasm, BOTH physical AND cognitive exercise, and (once tools become better standardized and widely available) brain-based personalized medicine. Featured Perspectives: To Harness Neuroplasticity, Start with Enthusiasm, by Dr. Helena Popovic Q&A with Dr. Yaakov Stern on Brain Reserve,…
Read MoreEnhance Metacognition and Problem-Solving by Talking Out Loud to Yourself
The MC at the University of Michigan’s reunion dinner encouraged audience members to reveal the most significant take-away from their undergraduate nursing education. The greatest benefit was quickly clear to me — problem-solving thinking. Memory produced a mind video: a short, dark-haired, nursing instructor lecturing a small group of first year students in an empty…
Read MoreLuria Congress on Modern Neuropsychology
Given how influential Alexander Luria’s work was and still is on many topics we discuss often here at SharpBrains.com, let us highlight the upcoming Luria Congress/ Moscow International Congress (yes, in Moscow) dedicated to the 110th anniversary of Alexander Romanovich Luria’s birth.
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