December 15, 2009:
A-Channel News: Television Interview, Ground-breaking brain research on Vancouver Island
[Television Interview: Dr. Zeman Discusses MOST-EEG and Applications (new window)]

December 15, 2009:
University of Victoria Media Release: UVic Sheds New Light On Right Brain Activity

December 14, 2009:
ABV Sciences Website Launch

December 10, 2009:
ABV Sciences and University of Victoria Researchers Release Preliminary Results: Brain Activity and Spatial Navigation in Videogames

In a show of support for ABV Sciences, a research team at the University of Victoria (BC, Canada) has shared some of their early findings in their investigation of how people use their brains to find their way around in the world. The findings released show the difference between two conditions of navigation: a simple form of navigation they’ve called ‘Guidance’, and a more complex form called ‘Cue’.  A description of these types of navigation and a more detailed description of their findings is on the website: http://www.spatialbrain.com (new window)