Turner, Ronald S

The Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies (IACS) is a non-profit research laboratory based in Santa Monica, CA. They specialize in using experiential technology to promote human flourishing and advance consciousness research. With a focus on academic rigor and startup flexibility, IACS conducts projects that explore various aspects of consciousness, including neurofeedback, neuromodulation, and the use of artificial intelligence. Their innovative approaches aim to enhance meditation, stimulate the brain, and develop novel technologies that increase access to transformative states for individuals facing barriers to traditional therapy. IACS is at the forefront of cutting-edge research, utilizing high-density EEG, fMRI, DTI, and non-invasive neuromodulation techniques to map neural correlates of consciousness and measure plasticity. They also explore the potential of machine learning and augmented reality to create personalized interventions and prognostic patterns. Through their blog, IACS shares the latest developments in the field, including research on infant consciousness, VR for cognition and memory, and the ethical challenges of artificial empathy. As a 501(c)(3) organization, IACS welcomes donations to support their mission of advancing consciousness studies and promoting human well-being.Generated from the website

Gottliebneuro, A Psychology Corp, is led by Dr. Lev Gottlieb, a neuropsychologist and Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA. The clinic specializes in neuropsychological assessments and coordinated care for children, adolescents, and adults, also co-managing The Integrated Clinic for team-based assessment across the lifespan. Dr. Gottlieb is dedicated to developing neurotechnologies and provides expert reviews, forensic testimony, and research guidance related to neurocognition and neuromodulation. With extensive training and experience, he focuses on evaluations and treatment for neurodevelopmental differences and acquired brain injuries, contributing significantly to research on learning, memory, and talent. Generated from the website