Posit Science is dependent upon many, many relationships inside and outside of the company.
Tags: CHAT Festival, collaboration, Jeff Zimman, Mike Merzenich, success, University of North Carolina
Posted February 26, 2010 by Steven under Brain Fitness Marketing, Odds and Ends
Recently, I read an article about the promise of a nutritional drink called Souvenaid for Alzheimer’s treatment. (My co-worker wrote a great blog post about it a couple of weeks ago.) As reported in CNN, early studies showed the drink had the potential to improve certain types of memory in Alzheimer’s patients.
Then I found another [...]
Tags: Alzheimer's, Brain plasticity, breakthrough, CNN, media, murali doraiswamy, science claims, scientific studies, Souvenaid
Posted February 18, 2010 by Marghi under Brain Fitness Marketing, Brain plasticity, Neuroscience, Odds and Ends, Research studies
1:38 PM: That’s it for our live blog today- Peter Delahunt will start the live blogging tomorrow morning at 8 AM for Day 2 coverage. We hope you enjoyed the live blog and that you’ll be back tomorrow!
1:35 PM: Elkhonon Goldberg is the Chief Scientific Advisor to SharpBrains. He begins by discussing the role of [...]
Tags: allstate, alvaro fernandez, bill reichman, brain fitness, cognifit, conference, david whitehouse, Driving, driving safety, Elizabeth Zelinski, elkhonon goldberg, IMPACT study, jerri edwards, Kunal Sarkar, Lumosity, marian diamond, murali doraiswamy, plasticity, science claims, sharpbrains, shlomo breznitz, summit, teen driving, tom warden
Posted January 18, 2010 by Karen under Benefits of Brain Fitness, Brain Fitness Marketing, Brain Fitness Program, Brain exercise, Brain plasticity, DriveSharp, Driving, Driving safety, Exercise, InSight, Memory, Neuroscience, Posit Science software, Processing speed, Research studies
Recently Alvaro Fernandez of SharpBrains interviewed Dr. Michael Merzenich about his thoughts on a variety of topics, from safe driving to personal brain trainers to lifelong cognitive vitality. They also discussed Dr. Merzenich’s vision of a future filled with personal brain trainers and and improved cognitive assessments. You can read the full article (and a [...]
Tags: alvaro fernandez, brain fitness, brain trainer, liveblog, michael merzenich, sharpbrains
Posted January 14, 2010 by Karen under Benefits of Brain Fitness, Brain Fitness Marketing, Odds and Ends
Brain fitness programs are moving from an invention to an innovation.
Tags: breakthrough, business results, innovation, invention
Posted January 7, 2010 by Steven under Brain Fitness Marketing, Odds and Ends
We are pleased to announce that The Posit Science Brain Games page is now live! This page will act as a central repository for all of our free brain game offerings. We will also use this page to promote our mobile and social media offerings. We’ve created the brain games to give our users some [...]
Tags: 60 second brain game, brain speed test, free, games, iknowyou, iphone, word wanderer
Posted November 19, 2009 by Marghi under Brain Fitness Marketing, Brain exercise, Brain plasticity, Memory, Odds and Ends, Processing speed
Disney recently announced that it is offering refunds on Baby Einstein DVDs purchased in the past five years. Why? Baby Einstein claimed to make babies “smarter,” but doesn’t. In fact, research suggests that if anything, watching such DVDs slows learning development in young children. Threatened with a class-action lawsuit, Disney began to offer the refunds. [...]
Tags: Baby Einstein, brain fitness, brain training, science claims, scientific studies
Posted November 11, 2009 by Marghi under Benefits of Brain Fitness, Brain Fitness Marketing, Neuroscience, Research studies