Sentences with phrase «international brain technology»

Envisioned by former President Shimon Peres, Israel Brain Technologies (IBT) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to accelerate the commercialization of Israel's brain - related innovation and establish Israel as a leading international brain technology hub, by:

Congressman Fattah to Represent U.S. Congress at International Brain Technology Conference in Tel Aviv — Congressman Chaka Fattah's website, March 6, 2015

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In the case of robotics technology geared toward commercial cleaning jobs, Brain Corp. would be wise to try to appeal to the 2 - million - member Service Employees International Union (SEIU), which represents employees in a variety of labor fields, including janitorial services.

She has received international media coverage, including Nightline, Good Morning America, the Today Show, CNN and NPR, for her ideas about the impact of technology, media and culture on children's brain development and learning.

Obama, he said, elevated the role of science and technology advisers throughout the executive branch, put in place plans to mitigate and prepare the United States for the impacts of climate change, set up health research initiatives to tackle such priorities as cancer and brain research, worked with international partners on scientific issues and used the White House as a platform from which to herald science and education, particularly for children.

These resulted in the establishment of seven new programs: Arts in Education (1996), Technology, Innovation, and Education (1997), Higher Education (1997), International Education (1998), Mind, Brain, and Education (1999), School Leadership (1999), and Gender Studies (2000).

Silvia Rodriguez Vega, Arts In Education Ryan Shephard, Education Policy and Management Ann Piatt, Higher Education Maleka Gramling, Human Development and Psychology Nathalie Galindo, International Education Policy Ashley Young, Language and Literacy Richard Beyer, Learning and Teaching Samuel Ronfard, Mind, Brain, and Education Dorice Moise, Prevention Science and Practice Lewis Spears, School Leadership Dalia Said, Special Studies Matthew Goetz, Teacher Education Devon Dickau, Technology, Innovation, and Education

This review resulted in the creation of six new programs: Arts in Education, Technology in Education, Higher Education, International Education, Mind, Brain, and Education, and School Leadership.

Arts in Education: Aysha Upchurch Education Policy and Management: Jessica Lander Human Development and Psychology: Olamide Abiose Higher Education: Rachel Freeman International Education Policy: Nicole Paulet Piedra Language and Literacy: Heather Elgin Learning and Teaching: Ahoba Arthur Mind, Brain, and Education: Jayne Everson Prevention Science and Practice: Heather McCormack School Leadership: Cornelius Lee Special Studies: Maya Ayoub Teacher Education: Elyse Terry Technology, Innovation, and Education: Nick Giacobbe

Arts in Education: John Sessler Education Policy and Management: Manny Lamarre Human Development and Psychology: LaJoi Royston Higher Education: Jasmine Omorogbe International Education Policy: Matthew Williams Language and Literacy: Jin Hee Chung Learning and Teaching: Jonathan Yuan Mind, Brain, and Education: Drew Nelson Prevention Science and Practice: Habib Bangura School Leadership: Tracie Sanlin Special Studies: Margaret Okada Teacher Education: Jonathan Judson Technology, Innovation, and Education: Graham North

Intellectual Contribution / Faculty Tribute Award: Arts in Education: Shawn Lavoie Education Policy and Management: James Kelly Human Development and Psychology: Tim Goodman Higher Education: Daniel Follmer International Education Policy: Kevin Kalra Language and Literacy: Maura Ross Learning and Teaching: Sedia Dennis Mind, Brain, and Education: Bryan Mascio Prevention Science and Practice: Harry Schnur School Leadership: Lybroan James Special Studies: Ryan Romaneski Teacher Education: Aaron Randolph Technology, Innovation, and Education: Harvey Shaw

Brains Eden is the UK's largest international student game jam, now in its tenth year at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK and supported by some of the biggest games and technology companies in the world.

This list is the tip of the iceberg on dozens of interesting stories that can and should be told about the battle for research and development funding between the universities on this list, the possibility that U.S. dominance in science and technology could slip away due to current barriers to entry by international scientists, and how a leading Indian scientist recommends India deal with its brain drain abroad.

Though we are not licensed marriage counselors, Grey Matters International, Inc. provides cutting edge brain optimization and rebalancing technology to better align the minds of partners to reduce conflict, increase hope — for the brain has the final word on change.