angelica bato
Engineering Manager, iOS at Dow Jones
technology evangelist apple
Dow Jones
https://www.linkedin.com/company/dow-jones
New York, New York
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Engineering Manager, iOS
Dow Jones
https://www.linkedin.com/company/dow-jones
New York, New York
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Senior iOS Developer
Dow Jones
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Greater New York City Area
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iOS Developer
North Shore-LIJ Health System
https://www.linkedin.com/company/northwell-health
I coordinate a large longitudinal study that delves into typical and atypical brain development in adolescence and early adulthood. My responsibilities fall mainly on the neuroimaging component of the study, particularly the design of functional tasks, the proper display and coordination of functional tasks with the imaging equipment, the imaging protocol using GE and Siemens 3T MRI, the coordination of appointments with subjects and the proper acquisition of imaging and behavioral data. In addition, I follow up with quality assurance of data, preprocessing and analysis of said data using the FMRIB Software Library.
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Research Coordinator
UCLA
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ucla
I worked in a large scale project called the Consortium for Neuropsychiatric Phenomics which utilizes clinical, genetic, behavioral, and neural approaches to understand the brain mechanisms underlying memory and response inhibition (among other cognitive processes). It attempted to understand the disrupted functions in patients with Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, and ADHD. I worked in the Neuroimaging Unit coordinating imaging appointments, training and payment with patients and controls, as well as conducting actual fMRI scans, data management, and preprocessing. It required familiarty with scanner protocols, imaging environments, BIOPAC, Matlab, Unix Shell Scripting, and FSL to manage data while maintaining sensitivity to patient needs. I conducted an independent research project on Neuroeconomics of risk-taking behavior and assisted with the collection of data, analysis, the presentation of results at Society for Neuroscience 2011, as well as the published manuscript in Frontiers 2013.
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Staff Research Associate II
BS
Cognitive Science
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University of California, Los Angeles
https://www.linkedin.com/school/ucla/
Predicting which individuals may engage in aggressive behavior is of interest in today's society; however, there is little data on the neural basis of aggression in healthy individuals. Here, we tested whether regional differences in white matter (WM) microstructure were associated with later reports of aggressive tendencies. We recontacted healthy young adults an average of 3 years after they underwent research MRI scans. Via electronic survey, we administered the Buss Perry Aggression Questionnaire. We divided aggression into Aggressive Thoughts (Anger and Hostility subscales) and Aggressive Acts (Verbal and Physical subscales) and used Tract-Based Spatial Statistics to test the relationship of those measures to WM microstructure. In 45 individuals age 15-30 at baseline, we observed significant relationships between Aggressive Acts and fractional anisotropy (FA) in a parietal region consistent with the superior longitudinal fasciculus (SLF). As the SLF has an established relationship to executive function, we performed an exploratory analysis in a subset of individuals with working memory data. Decreased FA in executive network regions, as well as working memory performance, were associated with later self-reported aggressive tendencies. This has implications for our healthy behavior understanding of as well as that of patient populations known to have executive dysfunction.
White Matter Microstructure in the Executive Network Associated with Aggression in Healthy Adolescents and Young Adults
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience
http://scan.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2015/03/17/scan.nsv015.long
Despite evidence supporting a relationship between impulsivity and naturalistic risk-taking, the relationship of impulsivity with laboratory-based measures of risky decision-making remains unclear. One factor contributing to this gap in our understanding is the degree to which different risky decision-making tasks vary in their details. We conducted an fMRI investigation of the Angling Risk Task (ART), which is an improved behavioral measure of risky decision-making. In order to examine whether the observed pattern of neural activation was specific to the ART or generalizable, we also examined correlates of the Balloon Analog Risk Taking (BART) task in the same sample of 23 healthy adults. Exploratory analyses were conducted to examine the relationship between neural activation, performance, impulsivity and self-reported risk-taking. While activation in a valuation network was associated with reward tracking during the ART but not the BART, increased fronto-cingulate activation was seen during risky choice trials in the BART as compared to the ART. Thus, neural activation during risky decision-making trials differed between the two tasks, and this observation was likely driven by differences in task parameters, namely the absence vs. presence of ambiguity and/or stationary vs. increasing probability of loss on the ART and BART, respectively. Exploratory association analyses suggest that sensitivity of neural response to the magnitude of potential reward during the ART was associated with a suboptimal performance strategy, higher scores on a scale of dysfunctional impulsivity (DI) and a greater likelihood of engaging in risky behaviors, while this pattern was not seen for the BART. Our results suggest that the ART is decomposable and associated with distinct patterns of neural activation; this represents a preliminary step toward characterizing a behavioral measure of risky decision-making that may support a better understanding of naturalistic risk-taking.
Differences in neural activation as a function of risk-taking task parameters.
Frontiers Neuroscience
http://www.frontiersin.org/Decision_Neuroscience/10.3389/fnins.2013.00173/abstract
https://uk.linkedin.com/in/woolcock
London
Steven Woolcock
Technology Evangelist at Apple
https://in.linkedin.com/in/karthik-sarve-7b0357aa
Bengaluru
Karthik Sarve
Technology Evangelist at Apple
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Tokyo, Japan
Masashi Toyota
Technology Evangelism Manager at Apple
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Copenhagen
Abraham Lewensky
Technology evangelist at Microsoft Development Center
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Antwerp Metropolitan Area
Thomas Vochten
Technology Evangelist  ☁🥑  Microsoft MVP ☕💻🏃‍♂️ #Microsoft365 #Azure
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Frankfurt Rhine-Main Metropolitan Area
Paul Goller
Technology Evangelist
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San Jose, CA
Bowen Zhang
Technical Recruiter - Hireio,inc.
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Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area
Christopher Downs
Educational Technology Advocate
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Oakland, CA
Nicole Lazzaro
President and Founder at XEODesign, Inc.
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San Diego, CA
Evan D. Shulman
I_THINK systemically and strategically. I_DESIGN for people and planet. I_CLARIFY problems and solutions. 
FORMERLY_@ Google and Centre for Social Innovation
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Woodbridge, NJ
Quintin Rodriguez-Harrison
Senior Software Engineer at World Wide Technology
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Berlin Metropolitan Area
Olaf Holst
#Influencer | #Evangelist | #Speaker | #Technology Enthusiast | #Advisor | #Revolutionist | #Geek
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Cologne Bonn Region
Dr. Lars Berlemann
Corporate Entrepreneur, Telco Executive, Technology Evangelist
https://www.linkedin.com/in/xandertran
United States
Xander Tran
Associate Partner, Creative Strategy Director
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Mountain View, CA
Lawrence Byrd
Communications APIs at Vonage
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Beaverton, OR
Hani ElGebaly
Founder and CEO at AvidBeam Technologies
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Lincoln, NE
Jake Schmitt
Chief Technology Officer at Spreetail
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Philippines
Angelica Bato
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Caloocan City
Angelica Bato
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Philippines
Angelica Bato
Self Employed at Frontrow International
Flatiron School
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