Podcasts about m.a. greenstein

M.A. Greenstein an internationally recognized researcher, author, experience designer and knowledge transfer expert who has been at work developing cross-sector teams and cross-cultural understanding over the arc of her career. A long-standing member in the Los Angeles and AsiaPacific arts, tech and science community, an inveterate trend watcher and curator of brain-mind advancements, Dr Greenstein specializes in bodies in space analysis and knowledge transfer of cognitive neuroscience. She is the founding Chair and Exec Director of George Greenstein Institute, and formerly the Chief Research and Incubation Officer at RotoLab, LLC, and an executive coach with HumanInputOutput, LLC. A former Fulbright Scholar Dr Greenstein is on the faculty at ArtCenter College Design, consulting faculty at SCI-Arc, and founder and principal at MaMax Studio Some call it cognitive mapping. Some call it spatial memory. Whatever you call it, be sure to recognize and practice the strategic use of your hippocampal networks for dynamic, whole brain attention, memory and growth! Drawing on decades of research and teaching of applied neuroscience and spatial mapping practices to artists and designers, Dr. Greenstein shares her insights on training spatial awareness, emotions and memory and the “What, How, When and Where” value distinctions between using stimulus reward and strategic mapping practices for gaming. In this episode, Alex Doman his guest, an expert in applied neuroscience and “knowledge transfer” Dr. M. A. Greenstein will explore 3 big ideas impacting your brain health and ed/psych practices: Cognitive Mapping and Landmarking is the best kept secret for promoting good brain health practice through your lifetime Active Observation and Mindful Attention are key for promoting Cognitive Mapping and Landmarking Cognitive Mapping and Landmarking are encoded, stored and used again by visual and spatial strategies found in performing arts training as well as online gaming M. A. Greenstein, Ph.D. https://www.linkedin.com/in/m-a-greenstein-ph-d-0964074/ Advanced Brain Technologies/The Listening Program® http://advancedbrain.com Follow Alex Doman alexdoman.com  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter LinkedIn  Follow Advanced Brain Technologies advancedbrain.com Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  LinkedIn YouTube Videos Alex’s TEDx Talk- Your Brain is Better on Music The Listening Program®- Your Brain is Better on Music Alex’s Book Healing at the Speed of Sound Contact info@advancedbrain.com Ph. 801-622-5676 Additional Links vitalneuro.com sleepgenius.com   

Paul and Amelia are joined in-studio by the co-founders behind RotoLab, Michael Rotondi's new start-up. Along with Nels Long and M A Greenstein, Rotondi has ambitions to create uniquely VR-environments for architectural education and practice, and in the process, completely upend how we learn and work. Inspired by decades of experience in architecture and VR’s imminent future, Rotondi and his co-founders spoke about socializing in VR, gaming as education, and what this new frontier could mean for tomorrow’s architects.  

From the inaugural STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014, M.A. Greenstein of the George Greenstein institute moderates a panel featuring John Iversen of UC San Diego’s Institute for Neural Computation presenting various research perspectives in the field of STEaM education. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28110]

You’ve heard the Philosopher Song - now hear “The Neuroplastic Brain” sung by M.A. Greenstein at the inaugural STE[a]M Connect Ascend Conference. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28146]

From the inaugural STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014, M.A. Greenstein of the George Greenstein institute moderates a panel featuring John Iversen of UC San Diego’s Institute for Neural Computation presenting various research perspectives in the field of STEaM education. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28110]

You’ve heard the Philosopher Song - now hear “The Neuroplastic Brain” sung by M.A. Greenstein at the inaugural STE[a]M Connect Ascend Conference. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28146]

From the inaugural STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014, M.A. Greenstein of the George Greenstein institute moderates a panel featuring John Iversen of UC San Diego’s Institute for Neural Computation presenting various research perspectives in the field of STEaM education. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28110]

You’ve heard the Philosopher Song - now hear “The Neuroplastic Brain” sung by M.A. Greenstein at the inaugural STE[a]M Connect Ascend Conference. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28146]

From the inaugural STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014, M.A. Greenstein of the George Greenstein institute moderates a panel featuring John Iversen of UC San Diego’s Institute for Neural Computation presenting various research perspectives in the field of STEaM education. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28110]

You’ve heard the Philosopher Song - now hear “The Neuroplastic Brain” sung by M.A. Greenstein at the inaugural STE[a]M Connect Ascend Conference. Series: "STEaM Connect Ascend Conference 2014" [Education] [Show ID: 28146]