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Simplicity Group Welcomes Gregory E. Nemec and Greg A. Nemec as Newest Partners with the Addition of American Financial Network - Vimarsana News

Simplicity Group Welcomes Gregory E. Nemec and Greg A. Nemec as Newest Partners with the Addition of American Financial Network

Share this article Share this article SUMMIT, N.J., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Simplicity Group ("Simplicity") is pleased to announce that it has added American Financial Network, LLC ("American Financial Network"), a specialty life and annuity insurance distribution business, to the Simplicity Group of companies. As part of this expansion, Simplicity welcomes Gregory E. Nemec and Greg A. Nemec, as its newest partners and shareholders, through a transaction that closed effective March 31. American Financial Network will begin its re-branding to Simplicity effective immediately. "Gregory,...

Rolling robots | Findings | Yale Alumni Magazine - Vimarsana News

Rolling robots | Findings | Yale Alumni Magazine

Gregory Nemec It is not the glistening metal humanoid typically evoked by the word robot. Instead, “PancakeBot,” as it’s endearingly known, is a small cylindrical thing, 15 centimeters long, reminiscent of a blood-pressure cuff. It’s lying on a flat wooden plank. You can tell it’s switched on when a silicone bladder where the cylinder meets the wood fills with air, like the inflation of a toad’s throat. The cylinder rocks unevenly a few times until it rolls forward a smidgen. Another bladder inflates. The cylinder rocks again, rolls, gets a little farther. The process continues u...

Can we talk? | Findings | Yale Alumni Magazine - Vimarsana News

Can we talk? | Findings | Yale Alumni Magazine

Gregory Nemec When Olivia Descorbeth ’20 spent two high school summers interning in the laboratory of Yale neuroscientist Joy Hirsch, she developed  an idea for an experiment. At Olivia’s school in Great Neck, New York, many of her classmates were wealthier than she. “I wanted to see if, cognitively, there was a distinction between communicating with someone from a similar or dissimilar socioeconomic background,” she says. Her research proposal fit with Hirsch’s research. As a professor of neuroscience and  psychiatry, Hirsch focuses on “two-person neuroscience.” This field us...