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Finance & Commerce announces Top Projects of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Finance & Commerce announces Top Projects of 2021

Projects honored this year include the Market at Malcolm Yards and an addition to the Center for Performing Arts; several apartment buildings, and a number of additions and renovations to schools and universities.

TurnSignl app seeks to provide real-time legal assistance and de-escalation of tension during traffic stops - Vimarsana News

TurnSignl app seeks to provide real-time legal assistance and de-escalation of tension during traffic stops

Like many Americans, Jazz Hampton and two of his friends, Andre Creighton and Mychal Frelix, watched in horror as two fellow Minnesotans, Philando Castile and George Floyd, were killed by police officers following what seemed to be routine traffic stops. If only there had been a way to de-escalate those situations while protecting the rights of the person detained, as well as the law enforcement officer involved. So they came up with one.

Talking autism spectrum disorder with U of M - Vimarsana News

Talking autism spectrum disorder with U of M

About one in 36 or 2.8% of 8-year old children in Minnesota have been identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Jennifer Hall-Lande, Ph.D., psychologist and research associate at the Institute on Community Integration and the Masonic Institute of the Developing Brain (MIDB), shares her expertise on how to support a child with ASD.

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University of Minnesota: Brain studies show thousands of participants are needed for accurate results - Vimarsana News

University of Minnesota: Brain studies show thousands of participants are needed for accurate results

Scientists rely on brain-wide association studies to measure brain structure and function—using MRI brain scans—and link them to complex characteristics such as personality, behavior, cognition, neurological conditions and mental illness. New researc

Power Shortages Dim Results of Many Neuroimaging Studies - Vimarsana News

Power Shortages Dim Results of Many Neuroimaging Studies

Low participant numbers render the results of many studies based on brain scans unreliable, an analysis finds.