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Title IX Education Amendments | HHS.gov
Title IX Education Amendments | HHS.gov
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex discrimination in any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.
Title IX Education Amendments | HHS.gov
Title IX Training Online | Traliant
Title IX Training Online | Traliant
Traliant’s Title IX: Preventing Sexual Discrimination training helps learners recognize and report potential sex discrimination and sex-based harassment against students and employees.
Title IX Training Online | Traliant
Adam Marblestone on Rosetta Brains and Markers of Synapse Function – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Adam Marblestone on Rosetta Brains and Markers of Synapse Function – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Biography: Adam Marblestone, PhD (personal website) is developing new approaches to accelerate brain science. He is currently a research scientist and Director of Scientific Architecting with the Synthetic Neurobiology group at MIT, led by Ed Boyden, where he invents and analyzes new technology concepts while helping to guide systems integration for large-scale brain mapping. In his […]
Adam Marblestone on Rosetta Brains and Markers of Synapse Function – The Brain Preservation Foundation
I’m a 19-year-old Terminal Patient. Medical Brain Preservation Should not be Difficult to Discuss or Adopt – The Brain Preservation Foundation
I’m a 19-year-old Terminal Patient. Medical Brain Preservation Should not be Difficult to Discuss or Adopt – The Brain Preservation Foundation
I think the future is bright and that humanity as a whole trends toward progress and innovation. Like many others of my generation, I grew up knowing that we face plenty of challenges in the near future, from environmental collapse and the rise of artificial intelligence to ongoing persecution and suffering. A reality where society […]
I’m a 19-year-old Terminal Patient. Medical Brain Preservation Should not be Difficult to Discuss or Adopt – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Do We Need a Noncryogenic Brain Preservation Prize? – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Do We Need a Noncryogenic Brain Preservation Prize? – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Note: The following is my personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the views of my colleagues at BPF. I am a futurist, not a neuroscientist. Any mistakes here are my own. Please point out any you find in the comments, so I can revise as necessary, thanks. Cryonics, Old and New In 2016, Motherboard […]
Do We Need a Noncryogenic Brain Preservation Prize? – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Is Brain Preservation Ethical? A Response to Sue Blackmore’s Article “Brain preservation is a step closer, but how could it ever be ‘you’?” – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Is Brain Preservation Ethical? A Response to Sue Blackmore’s Article “Brain preservation is a step closer, but how could it ever be ‘you’?” – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Authors: Michael Cerullo and Keith Wiley One of the goals of the Brain Preservation Foundation is to spark debate on all aspects of the idea of preserving brains for future revival by uploading.  The recent announcement of the winning of the Large Mammal Prize [link here] has brought many of these issues to light. Here […]
Is Brain Preservation Ethical? A Response to Sue Blackmore’s Article “Brain preservation is a step closer, but how could it ever be ‘you’?” – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Simulating motion detection in the Drosophila visual system with connectome data – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Simulating motion detection in the Drosophila visual system with connectome data – The Brain Preservation Foundation
A new manuscript from Gornet et al. describes their work using a serial electron micrograph-derived Drosophila connectome to simulate motion-detection in neurons in the T4 area of the optic lobe: They used the simulation tool NEURON, which is a wonderful and widely-used tool for predicting the electrical output from well-defined sets of connected neurons. One of their findings was that […]
Simulating motion detection in the Drosophila visual system with connectome data – The Brain Preservation Foundation
Partner Ecosystem - interop.io
Partner Ecosystem - interop.io
Our partner ecosystem comprises software vendors, resellers and system integrators who recognize the value that interoperability and FDC3 workflows can bring their clients. We work together to deliver tailored solutions to the industry’s most important digital transformation challenges.​
Partner Ecosystem - interop.io
"Fertile Ground" Trailer | As COVID-19 amplifies food security disparities across the country, the City of Jackson - Government debuts “Fertile Ground,” a documentary exploring the... | By Bloomberg Philanthropies | Facebook
"Fertile Ground" Trailer | As COVID-19 amplifies food security disparities across the country, the City of Jackson - Government debuts “Fertile Ground,” a documentary exploring the... | By Bloomberg Philanthropies | Facebook
As COVID-19 amplifies food security disparities across the country, the City of Jackson - Government debuts “Fertile Ground,” a documentary exploring the challenges local residents face finding...
"Fertile Ground" Trailer | As COVID-19 amplifies food security disparities across the country, the City of Jackson - Government debuts “Fertile Ground,” a documentary exploring the... | By Bloomberg Philanthropies | Facebook