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Award Replay: Dr. Eduardo Fernandez interviews Professor Günther Deuschl and Dr. Robin Wolke on their article on the challenges levodopa poses when predicting the outcome of subthalamic deep brain stimulation — which was recently named the Movement Disorders Clinical Practice journal Research Article of the Year. Read the article

In this episode, Dr. Fernandez introduces the LIFE framework as a more accurate model for than LIMA for force-free training. We discuss:Stereotypic behaviors in captive polar bearsHistory of animal training and BehaviorismCriticisms and evolution of training modelsIntroducing the LIFE FrameworkExploring animal perception and the role of functional assessmentsThe future of animal training: Connecting behavioral and welfare sciencesPenguins!!Dr. Eduardo Fernandez is a Senior Lecturer of Applied Animal Behaviour & Welfare and Director of the Animal Behaviour Program in the School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at the University of Adelaide (Australia). He received his Ph.D. in Psychology (minors in Neuroscience and Animal Behavior) from Indiana University, where he worked with the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Zoo. He received his M.S. in Behavior Analysis from the University of North Texas, where he founded the Organization for Reinforcement Contingencies with Animals (ORCA). Most of his past and current work involves behavioral research applied to the welfare and training of zoo, aquarium, and companion animals. His past positions include a Visiting Professorship in the Psychology Department at Seattle Pacific University, a Visiting Professorship in the School of Behavior Analysis at the Florida Institute of Technology, an Affiliate Assistant Professorship in the Psychology Department at the University of Washington, a Research Fellowship with Woodland Park Zoo, and a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship. While working with UW and the Woodland Park Zoo, he started the Behavioral Enrichment Animal Research (BEAR) group, which conducted welfare research with many of the species and exhibits located throughout the zoo. He currently runs the Operant Welfare Lab (OWL), which is dedicated to the use of learning principles to improve the lives of animals. OWL is also part of the broader Animal Behaviour, Welfare, and Anthrozoology Lab (ABWAL; abwal.com). Many of Eduardo's past publications, research projects, and presentations can be found on his ResearchGate profile.Links:Fernandez, E.J., 2024. The least inhibitive, functionally effective (LIFE) model: A new framework for ethical animal training practices. Journal of Veterinary Behavior. 71: 63-68.   Human Animal Interactions in Zoos (2024) edited by Eduardo J Fernandez and Sally L SherwenUniversity of Adelaide - https://researchers.adelaide.edu.au/profile/eduardo.fernandez ResearchGate - https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Eduardo-Fernandez-27Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ejfernandez/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/EduardoJFernandezTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/DrEddieFernInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/dreddiefern/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardojfernandez/Email - eduardo.fernandez@adelaide.edu.auContact Behavior Vets tweet us @BehaviorVets follow us on Facebook follow us on Instagram Online courses Webinars and seminars

This week on The Cigar Authority, we talk tobacco farming secrets with Eduardo Fernandez, owner & founder of Aganorsa Leaf! Since 1998, Eduardo has assembled the best team of tobacco experts to Nicaragua to grow some of the best tobacco in the business. Learn about what it takes to produce some of the best leaf around! We will smoke the Lunatic Firecracker in the first hour. Join Mr. Jonathan, David Garofalo and Ed Sullivan as we light up cigars and talk about them. The Cigar Authority is a member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio audience at Studio 21 Podcast Cafe upstairs at Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, NH.

Listen as the PPG Advocacy Panel talks about ways to turn prospects into clients. Your Moderator: PPG Advocacy Task Force  Chair Don Hanson Your Advocacy Panel for this discussion: Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Dr. Kristina Spaulding, Beth Adelman, Daniel Antolec, Allison Hunter-Frederick, Judy Luther, Sandra Machado, Debbie Sheridan, and Sam Wike Enjoy listening to the Advocacy Panel's informal, free-flowing discussion!

On this episode of Ruff Talk VR we are joined by Rodolfo Saccoman, Giovanni Bazzoni, and Eduardo Fernandez, part of the team behind VRider SBK! An upcoming virtual reality superbike game on the Meta Quest that features realistic driving mechanics as well as licensed bikes! Listen as we get to know these three, the inspiration and origins of VRider SBK, what we can expect in future updates, and more!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rufftalkvrRuff Talk VR Discord: https://discord.gg/9JTdCccucSIf you enjoy the podcast be sure to rate us 5 stars and subscribe! Join our official subreddit at https://www.reddit.com/r/RuffTalkVR/Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code RUFFTALKVR at MANSCAPED.com!VRider Store Link:  https://www.meta.com/experiences/7219828628138236/Store Description: Introducing the world's most anticipated SUPERBIKE VR Racing Game! Step into the heart-pounding world of motorcycle racing with VRIDER: the official game for the Superbike World Championship. For the first time ever, accelerate to speeds over 200 mph (320 km/h), compete with riders globally, and truly immerse yourself in this multi-sensorial VR thrill! VRIDER has pushed the boundaries of what's possible with METAs Quest, bringing a realistic and fun motorcycle racing game to VR. Push the engine to the limit and compete with the best. With every turn, or straightaway the race circuit comes to life in a never-before-seen riveting experience.Feel the engine's roar with Spatial Audio, the wind's rush, and the thunder of superbikes, transporting you straight to the track.Experience head-to-head on-track battles against AI, real-life opponents, or against the clock. Will you lead the global online leaderboard?Immerse yourself in the ultimate adrenaline-pumping racing experience with our unique control system & don't forget: RACE ON THE EDGE!Features:- Quick Race, Tournament, Ghost Challenge, Endurance, and Hot Lap racing modes, with global leaderboards- 7 licensed circuits from the SBK World Championship - 23 official riders from the SBK World Championship - 5 Official Superbikes models: Ducati Panigale V4 R, BMW S100RR, Kawasaki Ninja ZX 10RR, Honda CBR1000RR, Yamaha YZF R1- Multi-step tutorial- MotionWellness™ Technology (Beta)Support the Show.

Dr. Eduardo Fernandez discusses with Dr. Hiroaki Sekiya the surprising findings of his study evaluating the presence of concomitant pathologies and how they impact the disease progression in a large cohort of patients with MSA from the Mayo Clinic brain bank. Read the article

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¡Prepárate para un viaje por el pensamiento liberal en nuestro próximo episodio del podcast! ️ Tenemos el gran placer de recibir a Eduardo Fernández Luiña, un referente en el análisis político con una perspectiva liberal única. En esta entrevista, Eduardo nos compartirá su visión sobre el mundo político desde su enfoque liberal, abordando temas de democracia, libertad y política iberoamericana. Su experiencia como profesor y su labor educativa han influido profundamente en su forma de entender y enseñar política. ️ ‍ Descubre cómo sus ideas y enseñanzas están moldeando las mentes de la próxima generación de líderes. ¡Una conversación que promete ser iluminadora y llena de conocimientos! ¡No te pierdas este episodio! Sintoniza para sumergirte en una perspectiva liberal del mundo político y educativo. #PensamientoLiberal #EduardoFernandezLuiña #PolíticaLiberal #Educación ¡Te esperamos para explorar juntos estas ideas fascinantes! NUESTRAS REDES Y DEMÁS: - Apóyanos: - Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/escueladeserpientes?fan_landing=true - Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/escueladeserpientes - Listas de episodios: - Déjame Hablar: https://www.ivoox.com/tertulia-dejame-hablar_bk_list_8650454_1.html - Mordiscos: https://www.ivoox.com/mordiscos_bk_list_8650492_1.html - Grandes ConferenciasLibertarias: https://www.ivoox.com/grandes-conferencias-libertarias_bk_list_9573848_1.html - Tienda: - https://www.latostadora.com/escueladeserpientes/ - https://www.spreadshirt.es/shop/user/escuela+de+serpientes/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/escueladeserpientes - Twitter: https://twitter.com/de_serpientes - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/escuela_de_serpientes - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/escueladeserpientes/?hl=es - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@de_serpientes - Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/podcast-escuela-de-serpientes-a04023201/ - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyWmd7SjTQJlgvKLCKY6dMA - EMAIL: escueladeserpientes@gmail.com - Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/cPvFyjUHH2EzMWQ0 - Compatibles con Alexa y con Google Home a través de las aplicaciones de Ivoox, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Spreaker, Podimo y Stitcher, por poner varios ejemplos.

For this Hot Topics episode, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez sits down with Dr. Thomas Beach to discuss the advances and challenges ahead in tissue biomarkers for Parkinson's disease, including colon, salivary gland and skin biopsies.

Dr. Eduardo Fernandez interviews Professor Günther Deuschl and Dr. Robin Wolke on their recent MDCP article on the challenges levodopa poses when predicting the outcome of subthalamic deep brain stimulation. Read the article

Why is Parkinson's disease heterogeneity important to research. Dr. Connie Marras met with Dr. Eduardo Fernandez to discuss why understanding the heterogeneity of this disease may help with prevention. 2023 Congress virtual access

What direction will the field of PSP research go in the years to come? Prof. Gunter Höglinger sits down with Dr. Eduardo Fernandez at the MDS Congress to help answer that very question. 2023 Congress virtual access

Multiple system atrophy (MSA) research has its challenges, nonetheless the field is still moving at a rapid pace. Dr. Eduardo Fernandez discusses the MDS Congress highlights for MSA with Dr. Alessandra Fanciulli. 2023 Congress virtual access

Listen as the PPG Advocacy Panel addresses these five important questions: What are the PPG Guiding Principles? What is LIMA? How do the PPG Guiding Principles and LIMA differ, and why does it matter? How do we get our profession to better understand the differences between these approaches to self-regulation? How do we get the average person with a pet to understand the importance of ethical standards and principles in our profession, considering it is under-regulated? Don Hanson is your moderator for this discussion, and the panelists are Niki Tudge, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Dr. Zazie Todd, Sue Kocher, Debbie Sheridan, and Kim Silver.

This week on The Cigar Authority broadcasting live from the Toscano Sound Stage in Salem, New Hampshire... A pairing that cannot be beaten in Dave's personal opinion – Pizza and Cigars. One followed by the other or even at the same time! Today we are talking Pizza & Cigars with Dave's guest Eduardo Fernandez, owner & Founder of Aganorsa Cigars… PLUS Barry recently rated the Alfonso Anejo #3 a whopping 102, but we have something to say about that and he might not like it! We will fire up a the Aganorsa Leaf Validacion Corojo Gran Robusto from the Care Package as we smoke the Alfonso Anejo #3 is the second hour. Join us for all of this and the usual suspects including the VS Question of the Week, Offer of the Day, Cigar News, The email of the week and a peek into the Asylum. The Cigar Authority is a member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio audience at Studio 21 Podcast Cafe upstairs at Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, NH. The Cigar Authority broadcasts live on Saturday at 12noon on our website, TheCigarAuthority.com as well as Facebook Live, YouTube and is available on your favorite podcast catcher.

Welcome back to Room 1 on 1, and its another massive one for Celtic.Not only the UEFA Player of the Year, not only UEFA Coach of the Year...its the UEFA European Champions Real Madrid, this Tuesday at Celtic Park.So we're delighted to have Eduardo Fernandez on to tell us more about his team.Eduardo tells us the feelings as against all odds, Real came back and back and won a Euro and league double for only the 4th time in their history.We chat about the squad and the ins and outs of the summer. Eduardo telling us his favourites.We chat about the season so far and have a wee look at the upcoming tie and get the guests hopes.¡DISFRUTAR!

Last week we heard from Dr. Eduardo Fernandez and one of the topics we discussed was data tracking for enrichment. In this week's implementation episode, we're going to dive further into data collection and talk about as painless as possible implementation with the animals in your life.In this implementation episode, Emily and Allie talk about:Why Allie doesn't have a Master's degreeWhy you need to be collecting data if you want to work smarter, not harderHow to make this as painless as possible, as simple as a row of Xs & checkmarks You can find the full show notes here. 

We always learn so much from Eddie and often find it really humbling to talk with him. He reminds us that there's still so much to learn, there's so much we don't know, and that the learning journey is never complete. If you want a deep, deep dive into the science of behavior while getting to talk about penguins and get some laughs along the way, Eddie's your man. In this episode, you're going to hear Emily and Eddie talk about:Enrichment needs to be observablePorcupines, penguins, and emusData trackingYou can find the full show notes here.

Join the Pet Professional Guild (PPG) Advocacy Panel for a discussion on competency. What Key Skills Should Pet Professionals Be Able to Demonstrate & Why? Pet guardians and pet professionals, listen as panel members share their expertise in a fun, free-flowing format. Your Moderators: PPG Advocacy Committee Chair Don Hanson & PPG President Niki Tudge Your Advocacy Panel for this discussion: Sam Wike, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, PPG Canine Committee Chair Judy Luther, Dr. Kristina Spaulding and Angel Rowe.

Join the Pet Professional Guild (PPG) Advocacy Panel for a discussion on What Does Pet Industry Licensing Look Like? Listen as panel members explore this fundamental, controversial and very timely topic that directly affects pets and their guardians, as well as those working in the pet care industry. Your Moderator: PPG Advocacy Committee Chair Don Hanson Your Advocacy Panel for this discussion includes: PPG president Niki Tudge, K. Holden Svirsky – PPG Shelter & Rescue Committee, Aaron Jones – PPG Inclusivity Committee, Monique Williams - PPG Equid Committee, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Laurie Williams, Pat Miller, Linda Michaels, and Sam Wike.

Join the Pet Professional Guild (PPG) Advocacy Panel for a fascinating and thought-provoking discussion on 'Meeting People Where They Are to Facilitate Change.' Your host and moderator is PPG Advocacy Committee Chair Don Hanson. The Advocacy Panel is a selection of notable practitioners, scientists and representatives from PPG committees. Your panelists for this discussion are: PPG president Niki Tudge, Holden Svirsky - Shelter & Rescue Committee, Aaron Jones - Inclusivity Committee, Beth Adelman - Feline Committee, Dr. Zazie Todd, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Dr. Laura Donaldson, Laurie Williams and Kristi Benson. Pet guardians and pet professionals, listen as the panelists share their expertise and insights in a fun, free-flowing format. (Recorded on Friday, December 17, 2021.)

Your PPG Advocacy Panel at Work! Join the panel for a discussion on "Being Nicer" While Advocating. Pet guardians and pet professionals, listen as panel members share their expertise and insights in a fun, free-flowing format. Your Moderators: PPG Advocacy Committee Chair Don Hanson PPG and PPG President Niki Tudge Your Advocacy Panel for Today's Discussion: Dr. Kristina Spaulding, Kristi Benson, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Laurie Williams, Kim Silver (Advocacy Committee), Judy Luther (Canine Committee), Aaron Jones (Inclusivity Committee), Beth Adelman (Feline Committee), Monique Williams (Equid Committee)

On this episode we talk with Dr. Eduardo Fernandez. Dr. Eduardo shares stories from the work he has done with animals in many settings including zoos. Dr. Eduardo talks about creating systems and interventions to better the lives of the animals he works with. For anyone looking to get a peak into the world of ABA as applied specifically to animals this is a great jumping off point.If you'd like to connect with Dr. Fernandez or find out more about his work, check out he links below:ResearchGate - https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Eduardo-Fernandez-27Academia - https://adelaide.academia.edu/EduardoFernandezFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/ejfernandez/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/EduardoJFernandezTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/DrEddieFernInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/dreddiefern/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardojfernandez/Adelaide lab - https://www.abwal.com/

Join the PPG Advocacy Panel for a discussion on 'How to Reach and Work with Your Local Veterinarians.' Pet guardians and pet professionals, listen as panel members share their expertise in a fun, free-flowing format. Your Moderators: Don Hanson & Niki Tudge Your Advocacy Panel for this session: Kristi Benson, Holden Svirsky, Sam Wike, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Judy Luther, and Beth Adelman

Join Niki Tudge, Debra Millikan and Denise O'Moore as they Chat and Chuckle with Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Michelle Martiya, K. Holden Svirsky, Grisha Stewart and Jean Donaldson about their planned sessions for Geek Week 2021. Find out more about the presenters in our Geek Week 2021 Presenters Guide and explore the sessions discussed in this BARKS Podcast in our Geek Week 2021 Session Descriptions Guide. Geek Week 2021 Features: More than 90 events with live Q&A sessions; Educational content streaming 24 hours a day over 5 days; Academic, Behavior and Consulting tracks; 70+ top notch, internationally renowned speakers - 28 academics, 29 behavior experts and 13 consulting specialists; Special rates for Animal Shelters and Rescues; Exhibitor sessions – Meet live and face-to-face; Meet the authors – Get the details on what's between the covers; Payment plans – Pay over 4 months; CEUs; and a Virtual “Geeked-Up” Cocktail Party – Get fancy, network, and win prizes! Register for Geek Week 2021!

Join the PPG Advocacy Panel for a discussion on 'How to Best Advocate for Positive Reinforcement Training.' Pet guardians and pet professionals, listen as panel members share their expertise in a fun, free-flowing format. Your Moderators: Don Hanson & Niki Tudge Your Advocacy Panel for this discussion: Dr. Kristina Spaulding, Dr. Zazie Todd, Pat Miller, Kristi Benson, Helen Phillips, Holden Svirsky, Sam Wike, Claire Staines, Dr. Robert Hewings, Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, Kim Silver, Judy Luther, Dr. Laura Donaldson, Dr. Karolina Westlund Find out more about the Advocacy Panel, including future topics and dates.

¿Puedes llevar mi divorcio? No. Solo llevo deshaucios. Esa es la respuesta que Eduardo Fernandez da prácticamente a diario ya que solo lleva desahucios de pequeños propietarios. ¿De verdad se puede vivir únicamente de eso? Lo vemos. 🎙Puedes escucharlo aquí: https://tertuliajuridica.com/capitulo-219 ✅ Podcast de Derecho. ✅ Podcast de abogados para abogados, hablamos de temas de interés para el sector legal.

In this episode, we discuss what we mean when we say "data," the whole point of recording any data at all, quantitative vs. qualitative, why any data is better than no data, dfferent kinds of information you might want to record, and ideas to include recording data in your routine without interrupting the flow of your training session. For full show notes, visit: www.hannahbranigan.dog/podcast/133 This podcast is supported by Patreon: www.patreon.com/DFTT

Today's podcast is a combination of different animal welfare scientists from around the world, giving their perspectives, insights, and visions on animal welfare assessments. This podcast will feature:Dr. Elizabeth Herrelko, Animal Welfare and Research Manager at Smithsonian's National ZooDr. Katherine Cronin, Senior Animal Welfare Scientist at Lincoln Park ZooDaren Minier, Assistant Director, Animal Care, Conservation, and Research at Conservation Society of California - Oakland ZooDr. Eduardo Fernandez, Senior Lecturer of Animal Behaviour, Welfare, and Ethics, School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, the University of AdelaideDr. Samantha Ward, Senior Lecturer in Animal Science at Nottingham Trent UniversityDr. Jason Watters, Executive Vice President of Wellness and Animal Behavior at San Francisco Zoological SocietyDr. Stephanie Allard, Vice President, Animal Care and Welfare at National AquariumSabrina Brando, Director of AnimalConcepts & PAWSThis is the first of many more multi-speaker podcasts to come, featuring experts & practitioners in animal care and welfare.Be at your best to achieve excellence in animal care and welfare. The first online platform combining human and animal wellbeing science and practice. Get the education and tools you need so you and your animals can flourish. Become a member today!

Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme interviews Dr Pieter Roelfsema Director Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience. Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:06:52] Welcome everybody again to another episode of the ideaXme show. I'm Andrea Macdonald, the founder of ideaXme. ideaXme is a global podcast available in 40 countries worldwide, a creator series and mentor program.   [00:07:10] This episode concerns itself with a breakthrough towards developing a technology to restore functional vision to the blind. I'm here with the director of the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience (NIN). Who are you?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:07:29] My name is Pieter Roelfsema. I studied medicine but if you feel ill, you don't want me beside your bed. I went into science, studied the visual system. Few years ago, we thought: “Why not use knowledge all that knowledge we have accumulated. Why don't we start thinking about creating a device that restores rudimentary form of vision for blind people?”.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:07:54] There are over 40 million blind people worldwide, over two billion visually impaired, over one billion visually impaired, where this impairment could have been avoided. Could you explain the process through which a human being receives vision, or a non-visually impaired human being receives vision to the brain where it is perceived as such?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:08:28] So the information that comes into your eyes is a sharp image on the back of your eye where your retina is. Then the information from the retina is sent through the optic nerve to a region in the mid brain called the thalamus. And from there it's sent on to the back of our brain. There's a region that's called primary visual cortex, and that region has a very accurate, two-dimensional representation of the outside world, where two points that are nearby in the outside world will map onto two points in your brain that are also nearby. So, it's a very systematic map of the outside world.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:09:11] And could you talk a little bit about the solution that you are providing and how it doesn't actually deal with addressing issues in the eye it deals with addressing issues in the brain or the back of the brain in the visual cortex?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:09:34] What we know from previous work is that if you put an electrode in that region that I was just alluding to, the primary visual cortex, then you can put a little bit of current on it and you can stimulate the nerve cells that are nearby. An electrode is just a wire, actually. And so, these nerve cells will become active and a person, this can also be a person who has been blind for several years, will perceive a dot of light at that location that corresponds to the position of these two-dimensional map I was talking about. So, if you then stimulate with another wire, an electrode that is nearby, this person will see a dot of light that is close to the first dot of light. If you then have a whole series of wires, a whole series of electrodes, then you basically are addressing a part of the map and you can place dots in the person's perception at many, many different locations and you can work with it like a matrix board. So, if I'm going to stimulate one electrode, you're going to see a lot of light. But if you stimulate like in a matrix board if you switch on a single bulb you will see a dot. But on a matrix board you can also switch on several bulbs in the shape of a letter or convey other meaningful information. And we could do the same thing if you have many electrodes in the visual cortex, you can just switch on dot perceptions at many different locations and thereby convey meaningful information. Now, if a person would have such a prosthesis, which still needs to be developed further, this person would carry a camera. It could be embedded in glasses, then that kind of camera image will be sent to a processor, maybe the size of a phone that translates these camera images into brain stimulation patterns that are then going to be sent to those electrodes, maybe wirelessly.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:11:27] So that's something also that needs to be developed. So, right now, the brain computer interfaces, many of them, they actually have a wire coming out of the skull to make the connection to the brain. Now, of course, in the future, a device that is safe and that can be used easily one would like all these things to be completely wireless.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:11:48] Work in this area first started in the 1970s. Could you explain to the audience why the research that you head up represents such a breakthrough?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:12:02] Yes, so there was a fantastic researcher in the U.K., his name was Giles Brindley, he was already doing this in the 60s and in the early 70s. It's really remarkable because he already made a system that was wireless.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:12:17] So basically, he had small coils, small kind of wire coils under the skin. Several of them actually more than one hundred.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:12:26] And he then used a coil on the outside to induce current in a coil under the skin and then he ran a wire to the visual cortex and was able to stimulate brain cells. It was amazing that he could already do this back then, of course, we are now 50 years later, and we have improved technology, so our game is easier. We have better ways to interface with the brain, actually back then, he also put electrodes on the surface of the brain. We have found out that you can get perception's with less current if you have electrodes inside the brain. And that's an advantage. We have actually one thousand electrodes in the experiment that we recently did in monkeys. And so, we have basically more pixels from which we can build a mental image. And of course, there are other advances now. So, it's better electrode technology. We have now wireless chips that can, of course, digest much more information. So, I think this is the right time to make to make this happen.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:13:33] Could you explain a little bit about how the eBrains 3D Brain Atlas has helped you to advance this research?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:13:45] Yes. So eBrains is part of The Human Brain Project. It is a collection of services that The Human Brain Project or its successor will offer to the neuroscience community. Now, for our research, we have to kind of take the shape of this visual cortex where we want to implant electrodes into account. The shape of the visual cortex is complicated. It has all kinds of folds. We call them sulci. And they are different from one individual to another, so we need to devise a strategy to implant electrodes, a sufficient number of electrodes, we're thinking about thousands of electrodes and we want to make sure that most of them are positioned in the right location. And that's where eBrains is tremendously helpful because they have the anatomical knowledge, and they can also provide some of the tools that allow us to do the correct mapping.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:14:42] And you have mentioned in your paper that there are a number of issues that remain to be addressed.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:14:52] And you've been very open about the fact that once this represents a breakthrough, you know, a lot more work needs to be done in this area. A couple of things you mentioned were a certain specific form of WIFI system needs to be developed. And you also mentioned that the whole area of tissue damage needs to be addressed. Could you talk about those two things, please?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:15:21] Yes. The electrodes are right now using they are stiff silicon electrodes.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:15:27] There is a mechanical mismatch between the brain tissue, which is soft and the stiff rods. And the impression has been, although this is not very well documented, is that this mismatch in mechanical properties caused this kind of sort of sliding between the electrodes and the brain tissue that then results in the build-up of tissue, glial tissue, sort of fibrous tissue that pushes the nerve cells away from the electrodes and thereby making it more difficult to stimulate the neurons. So, one way to go that seems promising is to use other materials that are much softer. So, one of them is Polyimide, which is sort of a plastic, which you can make very thin wires. And they seem then to be causing less damage than those silicon rods.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:16:22] So that's one area where developments are currently taking place that look quite promising. The other point that you asked me to reflect upon is wireless systems. So also, there is tremendous developments there. There are systems that allow researchers to communicate with the brain, putting something under the skin and something above the skin that has enough bandwidth basically to allow communication at a high enough rate to make that possible. But also, there are definitely some developments to be further taken.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:17:05] And the recent research that you've spoken about in your paper, I believe, has focused on using animals to test this technology. At what point, although I know that similar technologies have also been tested in humans, when do you see the earliest time that you can transition from animals to humans?   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:17:28] Because, of course, there are many movements in the world that are against animal testing and whether it causes pain or not. There’s a great deal of discomfort about it. I'm just wondering what the plans are to transition this to humans?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:17:50] It would not be ethical to just do this in humans and just hope for the best. So, most people I talk to think that you first have to thoroughly test this. And some of this testing involves animals. And in this particular research, we had to use monkeys because they are the closest to humans and in monkeys, we could really test whether if you stimulate a pattern of electrodes in the visual cortex, they could recognize that as a pattern. This could not have been done in another species. Now, in collaboration and actually mainly driven by researchers in Spain, Eduardo Fernandez, who is also a co-author on our paper, we actually tested the same approach already in one human patients. There was an MIT Tech Review about it recently. And the good news is that many of these same stimulation patterns that we tried in monkeys also appeared to work in this in this particular individual. So, we're actually already making this step. But if you want to use other electrode materials and also wireless chips, again, we first have to demonstrate that they can be used safely. And some of these things you can test without animals. But some of these tests really involve animals. And it's even the legal requirement to demonstrate that this works in animals first. And I think that's also only the only ethical way to do it. You cannot just put something in a human and hope for the best.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:19:22] And the ideaXme audience is comprised of the general public, future innovators and creators, as well as the actual people who are shaping our world from the space industry right the way through to science, arts and philosophy. It would be really interesting to hear at this point, particularly for future innovators within your sector, to hear a little bit about your human story and your journey to this point. And as far as who maybe sparked your interest in this area and who influenced you and the choices you made along the way to get here.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:20:08] Ok, that's a very broad question. And so, I started studying medicine and at some point, I didn't see myself as a medical doctor. So, I was really interested in science. And then I read a book called Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid, written by Douglas Hofstadter, which was mainly about consciousness. And I thought, this is a really interesting topic that I want to spend time on.  This is what I really would like to do. So then at some point during my studies, I already started to do some neuroscience work just as a volunteer. And then I already applied to do a PhD project with Wolf Singer, Director the Max Planck Research Institute in Frankfurt. He said, well, why don't you first finish your studies? So that's what I did.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:21:04] I went back to the Netherlands or to where I studied, and I completed my studies hoping that he would remember that he said that I would be welcome in his lab after I completed my studies and he had not forgotten. So, I was really pleased to be part of his lab. And he was probably one of the people who influenced me the most. I had a wonderful time doing PhD research in that lab. And after that, I just continued the neuroscience. I did a lot of work just on pure vision, just trying to understand how vision works.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:21:43] Through those studies, I think I started to read also more about prosthetics. Another person that I enjoyed talking to and who influenced me was Jens Neumann. He was one of the people in the program of Bill Dobelle, who also had a visual prosthesis program. And was one of the subjects. He had a cortical implant. It didn't work for very long. He's still a very inspiring person. And talking to him also inspired me to continue in this direction.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:22:21] Could you talk a little bit about the team that you're currently working with in their various roles in helping move this forward?   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:22:29] Yes, so we started this visual cortical prosthesis project, I think, in 2014. Then Xing Chen, who is the first author on the paper, joined the group. And with her, we really started to do this work. We got a lot of help from a company, Blackrock Microsystems, which helped us design the implants and make sure that we could do this for 1000 channels because that had not been done before. And after that, several other people joined the lab, Feng Wang who was also a co-author on the paper. We established contact with Eduardo Fernandez, I have already mentioned him. They're doing this work in Spain. And now the team that works on visual prosthesis is about six people in the lab. And we also started a company, Phosphoenix, because we realized that if you really want to put something in patients, you also need a commercial entity for various regulatory issues.   Andrea Macdonald founder ideaXme: [00:23:29] Pieter Roelfsema, thank you very much for your time and thank you for moving the human story forward. It's been an absolute pleasure.   Pieter Roelfsema Director NIN: [00:23:39] Thanks a lot. My pleasure.   ideaXme is a global network to encourage everyone to learn of the people, issues and ideas that are anticipated to impact our collective futures. As well as a global podcast, ideaXme is a mentor programme, creator series and think tank. Follow us on Twitter @ideaxm Instagram: @ideaxme Connect with us here www.radioideaxme.com    

David Grissom, Corey Congilio, and Tony McManus talk about their guitar lessons available on TrueFire, perform, and answer questions. To learn more and watch the video from this live session, please visit truefire.com/live.About David:David Grissom has toured and recorded with artists such as John Mellencamp, Joe Ely, Storyville, The Allman Brothers Band, The Dixie Chicks, Chris Isaak, Robben Ford, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Ringo Starr, Buddy Guy, and John Mayall, . His songs have been recorded by Trisha Yearwood, Lee Ann Womack, John Mayall, Shannon Curfman and Storyville among others..David joined Texas legend Joe Elys band in 1985 and toured and recorded nonstop until 1991 when he joined John Mellencamps band. David made 3 records with John and toured extensively from 1991 through 1993. After Mellencamp, David went back to Texas to form Storyville, the band that included the Double Trouble rhythm section and powerhouse vocalist Malford Milligan. David is currently doing sessions and excited to release his fifth solo CD Trio Live 2020 in May of 2020.About Corey:Since picking up the guitar at age thirteen, Corey Congilio has been steadily forming a solid musical foundation built upon honesty, integrity and respect for his art form. Born and raised in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, Corey was exposed to music from his father, mother and guitar playing uncles. This exposure to music of all types at an early age, helped to lay a foundation of passion, versatility and appreciation of what music is, where it comes from, and what it should be.Realizing at an early age that music and the guitar would be his life’s focus, Corey moved to Pittsburgh, PA to attend the Art Institute Of Pittsburgh. There, Corey studied audio engineering but, didn’t get into music production officially until a few years after graduation. In the late 1990’s Pittsburgh had a vibrant music scene rich with blues, R&B, and original Rock. Corey shot up through the ranks by hanging out with the city’s best players who helped in honing his skills and overall musical maturity.In 2005, Corey produced his first EP for a local country artist and his love of the studio began to blossom. Corey became an in demand session player in Pittsburgh and began to produce projects for singer-songwriters. His projects ran the gamut of styles that showed off his ability on instruments other than the guitar.Over a 10-year period as an instructor, Corey has taught hundreds of students ranging in age, from six to eighty years old. A decade’s worth of guitar instruction helped to connect Corey to the world’s leader in online guitar instruction, TrueFire. Corey released his first official TrueFire course entitled, 50 Texas Blues Licks You Must Know, in 2011 and his fate as a worldwide guitar instructor was sealed. Since the launch of 50 Texas Blues, Corey continues to release top selling courses of all ability ranges through TrueFire.His passion for teaching and presenting lends itself to the world of musical instrument demonstration as well. Since 2014, Corey has been an artist clinician for the most iconic acoustic guitar maker in the world, C.F.Martin Guitar & Co.Corey moved to Nashville in 2013 and has quickly become a part of the town’s rich music community. Since moving to Nashville, he continues to broaden his musical horizons by performing with artists of all genres and participating in multiple recording sessions for songwriters and television.Corey’s latest EP “Well Suited” was released in 2016 and he is currently writing and recording more music for a future project.About Tony:Tony McManus has come to be recognized throughout the world as the leading guitarist in Celtic Music. From early childhood his twin obsessions of traditional music and acoustic guitar have worked together to produce a startlingly original approach to this ancient art. In Tony’s hands the complex ornamentation normally associated with fiddles and pipes are accurately transferred to guitar in a way that preserves the integrity and emotional impact of the music. His ability to reach audiences unfamiliar with traditional music is remarkable- he is quite comfortable at predominantly classical events such as the Dundee and Derry Guitar Festivals (appearing six times between the two) the Uppsala Guitar Festival and even The Bogotá International Guitar Festival where he followed virtuoso Eduardo Fernandez.

Nestor fue despedido de loa empresa Postres Serrano del diputado nacional por el frente de todos Eduardo Fernandez

การมองเห็นเป็นครั้งแรกของ Bernardeta Gómez ผู้ซึ่งตาบอดมาเป็นเวลา 16 ปีแล้ว เป็นสุดยอดของการวิจัยหลายทศวรรษโดย Eduardo Fernandez ผู้อำนวยการด้านระบบประสาทที่มหาวิทยาลัย Miguel Hernandez ใน Elche ประเทศสเปน  เป้าหมายของเขาเป็นสิ่งที่ยิ่งใหญ่มาก ๆ นั่นก็คือกลุ่มผู้คนตาบอด 36 ล้านคนทั่วโลกที่ต้องการกลับมามองเห็นอีกครั้ง วิธีการของ Fernandez นั้นน่าตื่นเต้นเป็นพิเศษเพราะเป็นการลัดเชื่อมสมองส่วนการมองเห็นเข้าสู่คอมพิวเตอร์โดยตรง เลือกฟังกันได้เลยนะครับ อย่าลืมกด Follow ติดตาม PodCast ช่อง Geek Forever’s Podcast ของผมกันด้วยนะครับ ช่องทางติดตาม ด.ดล Blog เพิ่มเติมได้ที่Fanpage : facebook.com/tharadhol.blogTwitter : twitter.com/tharadholInstragram : instragram.com/tharadholWebsite : www.tharadhol.com

On this episode of Making it Count, hosts Cristina and Will take a deep dive into the Paycheck Protection Program with three special guests: Eduardo Fernandez, an attorney, Paul Roldán, a financial advisor, and John de Armas, a local small business owner. Listen along to learn how to utilize your PPP loan and strategies to qualify for loan forgiveness from three people who have actually gone through the process! Links U.S. Small Business Administration: https://www.sba.gov/ Economic Injury Disaster Loan Emergency Advance: https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/coronavirus-relief-options/economic-injury-disaster-loan-emergency-advance Families First Coronavirus Response Act: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/pandemic/ffcra-employer-paid-leave Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application: https://www.sba.gov/document/sba-form--paycheck-protection-program-loan-forgiveness-application Inc. Article: https://hubs.ly/H0r1Msb0 Small Business Guide: https://hubs.ly/H0r1LZx0 Addition Financial PPP Loan: https://hubs.ly/H0r1L-M0 PPP Loan Webinar Spanish Version: https://hubs.ly/H0r6V1H0

Aganorsa Leaf is producing some of the world’s best tobacco, and on Episode 140 we are proud to be joined by the man at the helm of that operation Eduardo Fernandez. Eduardo will be joined by Aganorsa Leaf Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Terence Reilly as he tells us the story of Aganorsa Leaf from seed to store. This will be an episode you will not want to miss.

Aganorsa Leaf is producing some of the world’s best tobacco, and on Episode 140 we are proud to be joined by the man at the helm of that operation Eduardo Fernandez. Eduardo will be joined by Aganorsa Leaf Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Terence Reilly as he tells us the story of Aganorsa Leaf from seed to store. This will be an episode you will not want to miss.

Entrevista de Nico Yacoy en Viva la Pepa! a Eduardo Fernández Sardá , Jefe de Tecnología Médica del Hospital Garrahan y presidente del capítulo de Ing. Clínica dentro de la SABI (Sociedad Argentina de Bioingeniería), por sobre que es la Ingeniería Clínica y el rol que está cumpliendo en hospitales y clínicas

En la T02E06, amenizamos con la Cerveza Australiana Coopers Pale Ale. En las anécdotas Cerveceras, Eduardo Fernandez, nos cuenta de un encuentro muy particular en un beer garden en Alemania cuando estuvo de gira. En la Cata de Cervezas, probamos la clásica y tradicional cerveza irlandesa Guinness en lata, con nitrógeno y bolita plástica dentro de la lata. La sección de música independiente, estuvo coronada por Eduardo Fernandez @eduardo_ifv , un poco de su carrera musical y remate con el tema Castrado versión unplugged. Hablamos un poco de la salud de la caca con la escala de Bristol. Entrevistamos a @alvaro_gonzalez_soto , mas conocido como Wallo, un clásico del hardcore/punk, y miembro de Pirómanos del Ritmo @pxdxrx para terminar con la película Critters

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In this episode, we discuss emotions in animals (and people), emotions vs emotional responses, counter conditioning, Conditioned Emotional Response (CER), and the emotional lives of penguins. For full show notes, visit: www.hannahbranigan.dog/podcast/106 Support the show on Patreon! www.patreon.com/DFTT

* 1:25 - Ryan introduces Dr. Jesús Rosales-Ruiz. * 3:45 - Jesús talks about where he first learned about Applied Behavior Analysis and what led him to his current work. * 17:58 - Jesús talks about meeting Karen Pryor and Gary Wilkes in 1992 at the Association of Applied Behavior Analysis International. * 20:15 - Jesús was hired by the University of North Texas (UNT) and begins using pets to teach students the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis. * 23:20 - Bob and Marian Bailey volunteer to visit UNT regularly to help the students jumpstart their learning. * 25:30 - A student identifies a socially relevant problem (horse trailer loading) to do her thesis on. The problem was solved and the results were published in Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis (JABA). * 27:25 - Eduardo Fernandez comes to UNT and he and five other students create ORCA. * 29:30 - Jesús and his students begin doing work with rescue animals to help make them more adoptable. * 30:28 - In the early 2000s, Karen Pryor visits Jesús at UNT and talks to him about her plans to form Clicker Expo and invites him to be part of this movement. * 40:50 - Kay Laurence suggests creating a new conference at UNT, and the Art and Science of Animal Training Conference was born. * 45:15 - Jesús discusses a couple more published studies including one about a monkey with self-injurious behavior.

En la T02E06, amenizamos con la Cerveza Australiana Coopers Pale Ale. En las anécdotas Cerveceras, Eduardo Fernandez, nos cuenta de un encuentro muy particular en un beer garden en Alemania cuando estuvo de gira. En la Cata de Cervezas, probamos la clásica y tradicional cerveza irlandesa Guinness en lata, con nitrógeno y bolita plástica dentro de la lata. La sección de música independiente, estuvo coronada por Eduardo Fernandez, un poco de su carrera musical y remate con el tema Castrado versión unplugged. Hablamos un poco de la salud de la caca con la escala de Bristol. Entrevistamos a Alvaro Gonzalez Soto, mas conocido como Wallo, un clásico del hardcore/punk, y miembro de Pirómanos del Ritmo para terminar con la película Critters.

En la T02E06, amenizamos con la Cerveza Australiana Coopers Pale Ale. En las anécdotas Cerveceras, Eduardo Fernandez, nos cuenta de un encuentro muy particular en un beer garden en Alemania cuando estuvo de gira. En la Cata de Cervezas, probamos la clásica y tradicional cerveza irlandesa Guinness en lata, con nitrógeno y bolita plástica dentro de la lata. La sección de música independiente, estuvo coronada por Eduardo Fernandez, un poco de su carrera musical y remate con el tema Castrado versión unplugged. Hablamos un poco de la salud de la caca con la escala de Bristol. Entrevistamos a Alvaro Gonzalez Soto, mas conocido como Wallo, un clásico del hardcore/punk, y miembro de Pirómanos del Ritmo para terminar con la película Critters.

We met with Eduardo Fernandez at the IPCPR Trade Show in Las Vegas for a talk about the brand overhaul his company, Aganorsa Leaf, underwent recently, the tobacco that's at the hear of the operation, and his ventures in other agricultural fields. Music in this episode: "BossaBossa" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The Enemies of Freedom are now banning Natural Gas in the name of 'Environmental Justice', eliminating the term manhole covers, and getting rid of plastic straws in favor of metal ones that can kill you. Plus Neil Armstrong was all Alpha including enjoying cigars and Cory Booker wants to fight President Donald J. Trump. In our Cigar Master Series we talk with Eduardo Fernandez and Terry Reilly from Aganorsa Leaf.

* 1:40 - Ryan introduces Eduardo. * 4:00 – About where Eduardo's Behavioural odyssey * 13:48 – A definition of Behavior Analysis * 29:25 – Three basic tools to help you use data collection in your animal training. * 1:06 - What Eduardo would like to see happen in the next 5-10 years in the data collection, behavior analyst, animal training world. * 1:10 – Various events Eduardo has coming & information about the Behavioural Enrichment Animal Research Group and Animal Reinforcement Forum groups  on Facebook.

While visiting New York, Steinhardt had a chance to meet up with the acclaimed guitarist, David Leisner, of the Manhattan School of Music. Throughout their conversation, Leisner discussed his newly released book, Playing With Ease: A Healthy Approach to Guitar Technique. As a musician who recovered from focal dystonia, Leisner brings a unique perspective on injury prevention and performance longevity. Leisner also discussed his teaching, composition, and transcription approaches, along with his current tour with duet partner, Eduardo Fernandez. Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant) Etude No. 10 (Villa-Lobos) Arpeggione Sonata in A Minor, Mov. III (Schubert) -Zuill Bailey, cello -Leisner transcription

Iisraeli vioolamängija Yuval Gotlibovichi sooloalbum hispaania nüüdishelilooja Ramon Pausi põnevatest teostest soleeriva vioolaga. Kaastegevad on Eduardo Fernandez klaveril, Raquel Casto viiulil, Katalaani kammerkoor ja kammerorkester ning dirigent Joan Pamies.

Iisraeli vioolamängija Yuval Gotlibovichi sooloalbum hispaania nüüdishelilooja Ramon Pausi põnevatest teostest soleeriva vioolaga. Kaastegevad on Eduardo Fernandez klaveril, Raquel Casto viiulil, Katalaani kammerkoor ja kammerorkester ning dirigent Joan Pamies.

Contaremos con la presencia de Eduardo Fernandez, CEO de Fulltip, aplicación con la que puedes ganar dinero simplemente ayudando a tus amigos a encontrar ese producto que están buscando. Entra en la APP, recomienda y gana dinero, ¡así de fácil! ¡No os lo perdáis!