Events matching tag "neuroscience"
Saturday, March 8
It goes without saying that ultimately, the success of Interactive Media depends on its ability to engage human brains. It also goes without saying that, in principle, brain science could potentially inform Interactive …
Beginner
Presenters
Alfredo Fontanini, Jim Bower, Veronica Galvan
In an increasingly collaborative world, consumers are not only more powerful, but increasingly skeptical and demanding - continually questioning and rethinking their relationships with brands. In this scenario, the proce…
Beginner
Presenters
Lia Bertoni, Pedro Cruz
Sunday, March 9
How do we design experiences that are intrinsically baked with success? Experiences that force users to learn new tricks and as a by-product modify behavior and become addictive. How do we reward attention rather than de…
Advanced
Presenters
Pete Trainor
This presentation will outline a. what we know about typical brain development and environmental effects, with emphasis on the adolescent period and the social brain, b. changes in the social environment during adolescen…
Beginner
Presenters
Kate Mills
Monday, March 10
How does science, which prizes openness and peer review, operate in the secret world of national security? While much today is known about the role of scientists during the Manhattan Project, nuclear weapons are only one…
Advanced
Presenters
Sharon Weinberger
Recent advances in technology that support the creation of interactive virtual reality, and breakthroughs in the tools of non-invasive human neuroscience have now resulted in a collision of these two exciting worlds. Phi…
Intermediate
Presenters
Adam Gazzaley, Philip Rosedale
Tuesday, March 11
Blood, brains & biochemistry. How can human physiology inform the next generation of marketing and effective storytelling in the digital world? Explore the latest science from the emerging field of neuromarketing and wha…
Intermediate
Presenters
Dr Paul Zak, Uwe Gutschow
Thursday, March 13
Rhythm is a dominant feature of the universe, originating with the Big Bang. It is everywhere, and is observable at every level; from the vibrations of atoms to the movement of the galaxies. Take a fascinating tour of rh…
Presenters
Adam Gazzaley, Mickey Hart