Posts Tagged ‘san-francisco’
San Francisco, April 6th: Explore the latest in Pervasive Neurotechnology @ NeuroTechSF
Heads-up: Alvaro Fernandez, our co-founder and the editor-in-chief of SharpBrains’ latest market report, will present Pervasive Neurotechnology: The Innovation Landscape at NeuroTech SF 2016, a new industry conference exploring breakthroughs in brain monitoring, BCI, neurofeedback and stimulation. –> To Learn More & Register, click HERE (20%-off discount code: SB20)
Read MoreUpcoming neurogaming conference in San Francisco
Quick heads-up: Early-bird registration to the first Neurogaming conference expires on April 1st, 2013. Check out the agenda now and see if you want to join a great roster of industry speakers. I’ll be running this session on May 1st: Think, Think, Think: Cognitive Gaming Platforms. This panel will discuss how breakthrough technologies like transcranial direct current stimulation,…
Read MoreBrain Health centers adding cognitive coaching services
Brain Health Center expands services (San Francisco Chronicle): “…Now, the services the medical team provides will be expanded at the new Brain Health Center, which opened last month at CPMC’s Davies campus in San Francisco. The center, made possible by an anonymous $21 million donation that established an endowment, offers
Read MoreInvitation for SharpBrains Summit Participants to Comment on Meeting Report and Join Council
Over 50 insightful and fun members of the worldwide SharpBrains community had the opportunity to gather in DC, New York and San Francisco last month in order to meet in person ‑often for the first time!- and to discuss next steps to drive meaningful innovation in the brain health and fitness space. It is our pleasure…
Read MoreIntel Corporation and Lumos Labs Become Gold Sponsors of 2011 SharpBrains Summit
We are pleased to make eleven important announcements about the upcoming 2011 SharpBrains Virtual Summit…eleven additional reasons to consider registering and joining our event and community next week. Intel Corporation, the “Sponsors of Tomorrow™”, and Lumos Labs have become Summit Gold Sponsors. SharpBrains will issue a Certificate of Attendance to participants (20 hours of continuing education). Jamie…
Read MoreUCSF study looks for Bay Area participants
We often hear interest from people of all ages in being participants in the cognitive research we are doing in our UCSF lab. However, all of our experiments to date have been focused on under 20 year olds and the over 60 age group, and many people fall in between. Well, we have just launched…
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