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The Brain Clock Blog: Tracking the "pulse" of contemporary research and theory regarding the psychology/neuroscience of brain-based mental time keeping (aka, the Brain Clock). In addition, the relevance of neuroscience research to learning/education will also be covered. A sister blog to "IQs Corner" (www.iqscorner.com)
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Back from Australia
hours in transit. Body clock is a bit messed up (notice time of this
post). Hope to be back to regular blogging and wake/sleep schedule by
end of the week.
Below is pic from lovely harbour in Hobart Tazmania. A lovely quaint
village.
Its great to be back.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Neurotech bussiness report - Sept 10, 2008
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September 10, 2008
Welcome to Neurotech Reports News Updates. Here's the latest headlines and summaries from Neurotech Business Report.
2008 Neurotech Leaders Forum Returns to San Francisco October 23-24
The eighth annual management and investment conference features a series of short courses and panel discussions devoted to the neurotechnology industry.
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Neural Interface Enables Capacitive Stimulation
Faradic charge induction may eliminate problems with traditional stimulating electrodes.
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Adaptive Control Methods Transform Neuroprosthetics
Research and commercial teams are moving to adaptive control strategies for new prosthetics and rehabilitation devices.
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Research Progresses on Neural-Silicon Hybrid Chips
An Israeli team found that memories can be imprinted in a network of cultured neurons.
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Commentary: BCIs Go for the Scalp
Editor James Cavuoto comments on the advent of new brain-computer interface systems based on EEG recordings from the scalp.
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Plasticity Findings May Help Treat Cognitive Disability
The discovery of a new cortical protein that modulates plasticity may lead to new therapies for cognitive disorders.
To read the rest of this article, click here to subscribe to Neurotech Business Report
Other Articles in Recent Issues of Neurotech Business Report
Research Institution Profile: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Pursues Fundamental Neuroscience Research
Conference Report: Neural Engineers Convene in Cleveland for Neural Interfaces Conference
Vendor Profile: DJO Picks Up the Pieces of Surface Stimulation Competitors
VC Firm Profile: The Innovation Factory Offers New Approach to Incubator Strategy
News Briefs: Updates on new FDA device approvals, neurotechnology events, corporate activity
Financial News: Financial results and projections from key players in the industry
Research Briefs: Summaries of the most relevant journal articles and conference proceedings that stand to impact commercial development
Click here for more information on issue contents
Neurotech bussiness report - Sept 10, 2008
Attachments: NBRlogo.gif powerphplist.png
September 10, 2008
Welcome to Neurotech Reports News Updates. Here's the latest headlines and summaries from Neurotech Business Report.
2008 Neurotech Leaders Forum Returns to San Francisco October 23-24
The eighth annual management and investment conference features a series of short courses and panel discussions devoted to the neurotechnology industry.
Read the article, free
Neural Interface Enables Capacitive Stimulation
Faradic charge induction may eliminate problems with traditional stimulating electrodes.
Read the article, free
Adaptive Control Methods Transform Neuroprosthetics
Research and commercial teams are moving to adaptive control strategies for new prosthetics and rehabilitation devices.
Read the article, free
Research Progresses on Neural-Silicon Hybrid Chips
An Israeli team found that memories can be imprinted in a network of cultured neurons.
Read the article free
Commentary: BCIs Go for the Scalp
Editor James Cavuoto comments on the advent of new brain-computer interface systems based on EEG recordings from the scalp.
Read the article free
Plasticity Findings May Help Treat Cognitive Disability
The discovery of a new cortical protein that modulates plasticity may lead to new therapies for cognitive disorders.
To read the rest of this article, click here to subscribe to Neurotech Business Report
Other Articles in Recent Issues of Neurotech Business Report
Research Institution Profile: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Pursues Fundamental Neuroscience Research
Conference Report: Neural Engineers Convene in Cleveland for Neural Interfaces Conference
Vendor Profile: DJO Picks Up the Pieces of Surface Stimulation Competitors
VC Firm Profile: The Innovation Factory Offers New Approach to Incubator Strategy
News Briefs: Updates on new FDA device approvals, neurotechnology events, corporate activity
Financial News: Financial results and projections from key players in the industry
Research Briefs: Summaries of the most relevant journal articles and conference proceedings that stand to impact commercial development
Click here for more information on issue contents
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
On the road again - down under to Australia - blog break
I'm on the road again for work-related business. I will be "down under" (Australia) from Sept 12 to Sept 29 presenting at the APS Conference and conducting three workshops on the Australian Adaptation of the WJ III. I don't expect much time to blog...except for possible "push" type FYI posts re: content posted at other blogs.I shall return mate!
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