News Coverage
April 30, 2019
TAG’s 9th Annual Kentucky Derby Party Returns To The Arboretum To Run For The Roses
LAST YEAR’S THINK AHEAD GROUP’S 8TH ANNUAL KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY AT THE DALLAS ARBORETUM WAS SUCH A FIRST-CLASS FINISH THAT THEY’RE RETURNING SATURDAY, MAY 4. While some guests took in the sunshine and played jenga on the grounds of The Camp House, others were inside singing as one of their own…
April 28, 2019
Can you train your brain to work better?
Growing old is just a fact of life. But does that mean our brain has to get old too? Reporter David Schechter is taking a viewer on the road to find out if brain training works. They’ll visit with an expert on brain training, learn new techniques and explore the…
April 26, 2019
'New and Improved' Dallas Festival of Books and Ideas welcomes authors, scientists, open discussion
THE 5TH ANNUAL DALLAS FESTIVAL OF BOOKS & IDEAS PROMISES A LOT OF MOVING PARTS, INVOLVING DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THE ELDERLY, CULTURAL AND RACIAL DIVERSITY AND DALLAS AS A BEACON OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. But that’s not all. This year’s festival also promises a candid look at Dallas’ present and…
April 25, 2019
A Mindful Approach To Breaking Bad Habits
A SIGHT THAT STOOD OUT TO JUDSON BREWER DURING HIS FIRST TRIP TO PARIS WITH HIS WIFE A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO: THE TOURISTS. Brewer, a psychiatrist who studies behavioral change, noticed visitors snapping photographs, posting on social media, and then spending the rest of their time…
March 17, 2019
How the Brain Performance Institute Is Changing the Perceptions of the Corporate World
THE INSTITUTE—AND PERHAPS DON DRAPER—CAN TEACH US SOMETHING ABOUT A HEALTHY WORK LIFE. Sanjiv Das’ day used to include 10 to 12 meetings a day. The Caliber Home Loans CEO would sit through presentations while checking email, making decisions, and guiding the business in its day-to-day operations. Caliber…
March 8, 2019
Explore the Hidden Wonders, Technology Happening Right Here in Dallas with Science in the City
AMAZING THINGS ARE HAPPENING ALL OVER DALLAS, BUT FEW PEOPLE ARE AWARE OF THEM. MANY TAKE PLACE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS, HIDDEN DEEP WITHIN UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES AND MEDICAL BUILDINGS. Many years ago, I worked near a research hospital in New York City that hung a giant red billboard off its skybridge.
March 7, 2019
Give Your Attendees’ Brains a Break, Not a Workout
IS OFFERING A PACKED PROGRAM SCHEDULE YOUR BEST WAY TO DEMONSTRATE ROI FOR YOUR ATTENDEES? Is offering a packed program schedule — tracks upon tracks, multiple sessions held at the same time, and with one on top of the next so there’s little time for breaks — your best way…
March 6, 2019
Science in the City promises a cool study of self-driving cars, prehistoric animals and earthquakes
SCIENCE IS ALL OVER THE NEWS THESE DAYS. WE HEAR ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE AND AUTOMATED CARS AND THE MYSTERIES OF THE BRAIN. A lot of what happens with science takes place behind closed doors, hidden on the leafy campuses of universities or in quiet corners of medical office buildings. But…
February 27, 2019
Lecture Series Speaker Discusses VR
Dr. Skip Rizzo discusses virtual reality with Mitch Carr on 1080 KRLD News Radio prior to speaking at The Brain: An Owner’s Guide 2019 Lecture Series, with the topic “Virtual Reality: A New Window into Health and Clinical Treatment.” “The technology puts people in safe simulation that allow them…
February 26, 2019
The Promise Of VR For PTSD
Skip Rizzo, PhD, discussed on KERA Think how Virtual Reality is used to help veterans confront traumatic moments. He discussed “Virtual Reality: A New Window into Health and Clinical Treatment” during the Tuesday, February 26 February Lecture Series and lead the discussion on the state of augmented virtual realities for social good for…