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This episode checks in with the research program from the university of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre, right care first time where you live.
Grace Lee, whom we interviewed last season about this research program, is a PhD candidate with the university of Sydney, and the evaluation manager for this research program.
Leon Young is the founding CEO of Cogniss—a for profit tech company that creates human solutions for human problems. For Leon Cogniss is the culmination of a creative digital career that spans education, advertising and marketing, behaviour change and games.
Welcome back to part two of my chat with Sydney University’s Brain and Mind centre evaluation research manager, Grace Lee, and founding CEO of Cogniss, Leon Young.
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Grace Lee, whom we interviewed last season about this research program, is a PhD candidate with the university of Sydney, and the evaluation manager for this research program.
Leon Young is the founding CEO of Cogniss—a for profit tech company that creates human solutions for human problems. For Leon Cogniss is the culmination of a creative digital career that spans education, advertising and marketing, behaviour change and games.
Welcome back to part two of my chat with Sydney University’s Brain and Mind centre evaluation research manager, Grace Lee, and founding CEO of Cogniss, Leon Young.
EDITING | Podlike
MUSIC | Sampson
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afuturemeproblem/support
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