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Dr. Majid Fotuhi
Neurologist, brain specialist and medical director acknowledge for his work in the pharmaceutical industry
USA
Speaker Dr. Majid Fotuhi is a medical doctor and director of his own organization, "Brain Fitness Program". He specializes in Neuroscience and has been featured on many different academic and media platforms as he educates audience members on the...
Dr. Julia Shaw
Get to know more about the secrets of our memory with Psychological Scientist Dr. Julia Shaw
UK
Speaker Dr. Julia Shaw is an established psychological scientist at University College London (UCL). She is an expert in the areas of memory, criminal psychology, and diversity in the workplace. As the co-founder of the start-up Spot, Julia empowers...
About Memory
- Our memory is a powerful tool for remembering important things but also daily tasks. Memory skills are very valuable and can help remember names, numbers, what it was you went into the kitchen for, and where you left your car keys. Having a bad memory can complicate life, and make everyday situations more difficult.
- To boost the memory there are several different techniques. Smart foods and supplements to boost your brainpower, mental aerobic workouts to increase agility and efficiency, as well as simple balancing exercises to sharpen your mind.
- The part of the brain concerned with memory is also used for balance, so the more often we put our balance to the test, the more exercise this part of the brain gets.
- Keynote speakers that focus on memory can help audiences to sharpen their minds and keynotes can provide useful tools and techniques for some much needed brain exercise. Keynotes on memory are beneficial for many different types of audiences and can help all generations spark their memory.