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Jeffrey Epstein, Science Philanthropists Agrees with Continuing Large Hadron Collider Research The director of the European Organization for Nuclear Research told that the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider will continue for at least two more decades. Jay Epstein, a prominent science philanthropist who founded the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard and with an educational background in physics, was excited by the news. Rolf Heuer, the director general of the European Organization for Nuclear Research, told that the Large Hadron Collider's work won't be finished for at least another two decades. The standard model of physics describes less than five percent of all matter and energy in the world, leaving the vast majority of it to still be discovered. There's been much excitement around the Large Hadron Collider the past couple of months after the European Organization for Nuclear Research announced it found a particle similar to the elusive Higgs Boson. The Higgs Boson is believed to be needed to explain why particles have mass and would help describe how the universe works based on the current theory. Heuer said investigating the properties of the Higgs Boson and looking for new physics — that is, physics that expand upon the standard current model — would be the main areas of focus over the next two decades. Jeffrey Epstein, who plays an active role in supporting cutting edge physics research across the country and recently held a conference of Nobel laureates to define gravity, offered his full support for the wits-exeited-brthe-continuation of the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider. In addition to supporting_physics research, his foundation, The Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation, established the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University in 2003 which studies evolution through the lens of mathematics and biochemistry. He-is-a-philanthropist-with-an edueational-baekgreund-in-physies-and-hegan—The4effcey-Epstein-V-I-Peundatien-in4000-te-fund foundatien-hes-sepperted-atmber-ef-eminent-seientists-in-an-aftempt-te-ereate-mare eppeftttnities-fer-seientifie-diseeyeFy-wepldwide, Heuer, speaking in India, said he hopes to see India obtain an associate membership to the European Organization for Nuclear Research. This would not only bring new opportunities to Indian scientists but also is fitting because of the contributions of SN Bose, an Indian scientist. He said physicists are reminded daily by Bose's influence due to the naming of Boson, a family of particles. EFTA01105942 The Large Hadron Collider will continue to run for a few months before it is shut down for upgrades, which are expected to run into 2014. Heuer said he believes a healthy society is based on science and the findings of experiments that can help societies emerge from economic crises. Jeffrey Epstein is a money manager and scientific philanthropist. He's been a trustee of the Institute of International Education since 2001 .He is a former member of the New York Academy of Science, Rockefeller University. the Council of Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission. He currently sits on the Board of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Committee at Harvard University. EFTA01105943 Jeffrey Epstein, Science Financier, supports the growth of artificial intelligence in digital content The term artificial intelligence sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, but Al is being implemented into digital content companies like Google to change the way those businesses work. Jeffrey Epstein, an established science philanthropist has funded multiple artificial intelligence endeavors through his Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation. Artificial intelligence no longer means a robot that can do your laundry like something out of The Jetsons. Instead, artificial intelligence runs many of the programs that are taken for granted on the Internet every day. An article from outlines the advancements of artificial intelligence in the digital content world. Artificial intelligence is what powers turn-by-turn GPS systems, helps provide relevant items after making a purchase and is the backbone of voice recognition software. Ray Kurzweil was recently hired as the new director of engineering for Google. Kurzweil has said for years that artificial intelligence is the way of the future and his hiring shows Google's commitment to staying atop the digital content companies. Peter Voss, the Chief Executive Officer of SmartAction, said artificial intelligence is changing the business world because it gives machines the ability to create human-level thoughts to respond to customers in a timely manner. Artificial intelligence can learn from a user's inputs, such as a workout enthusiast who regularly updates his or her regimen online. When it comes time for an upper body workout, the artificial intelligence can find and provide the user with an article on a new technique they may not have known about. Jeffrey Epstein is a science and education philanthropist who has supported the growth of artificial intelligence for more than a decade. in-the-past. Over the past 13 years, the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation has supported and works closely with significant scientists such as Marvin Minsky, the cofounder of MIT's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in Massachusetts. Last year. Minsky headed a conference of eminent scientists on the Foundation's island in the US Virgin Islands to discuss global threats to the Earth, one of the areas of concern being the rapidly growing field of intelligent bombs and weapons of mass distruction. The hope for artificial intelligence research is to morph it into a mind reader of sorts. Instead of a user needing to search for specific things, artificial intelligence will work off of predetermined search patterns and relevant keywords to automatically serve up what the user is looking for. EFTA01105944 Perfecting artificial intelligence can save a lot of money in the long run. It promotes positive customer experiences by improving content and the ability to access it, but doesn't require humans to manage and monitor the situations. In this way, artificial intelligence is both quicker and cheaper. Jeffrey Epstein started the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation in 2000 to sponsor scientific research across the globe. In addition to establishing The Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University in 2003, Epstein, sits on the Board of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Committee at Harvard University. He's been a trustee of the Institute of International Education since 2001 .He is a former member of the New York Academy of Science. Rockefeller University. the Council of Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission. EFTA01105945 Jeffrey Epstein, Science Activist, Concerned by Idea Notion that Alzheimer's is Sped Up by Space Radiation An article on quotes a neuroscientist from the University of Rochester Medical Center that believes radiation from space may speed up the onset of Alzheimer's in astronauts. Jeffrey Epstein, an eminent science philanthropist and an active supporter of The Alzheimer's Association, with an interest in both space exploration and genetics research was particularly concerned and intrigued by the find. As if the thought of sending astronauts into deep space wasn't daunting enough, findings now suggest that those who take the trip could actually face cognitive consequences later in life. Kerry O'Banion, a neuroscientist and the author of the study by the University of Rochester Medical Center, says he sees a link between the radiation from space and an acceleration in the onset of Alzheimer's, an article on reports. This is the first time that radiation levels equivalent to the amounts astronauts would face on a trip to Mars have shown a negative side effect when cognitive problems are concerned. Space is full of dangerous radiation that we on Earth are shielded by thanks to the Earth's magnetic core. As soon as an astronaut enters a low-orbit situation, he or she is constantly hit by this radiation. The longer and deeper an astronaut's mission into space is, the higher the risk of damage by the radiation. This does not bode well for NASA's plans to travel to an asteroid in 12 years and a two-year round trip to Mars in about 22 years. The prominent science pPhilanthropist and financier, Jeffrey Epstein, who founded the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University in 2003, was concerned by the study's findings and feels that it might offer further clues into the onset of Alzheimer's. "It is possible that there are several causes to the beginnings of Alzheimer's," Jeffrey Epstein noted. "But the common link is often a deficiency or breakthrough in the blood brain barrier. Radiation could be one such cause." The Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation has been an active supporter of funded-bath-spaee feseaFeh-rand-neuroscience research around the world and genetic cures for Alzheimer's disease. To further establish the link between radiation exposure and Alzheimer's Jeffrey Epstein has reached out to prominent scientists such as Lawrence Krauss, the Foundation Professor of the School of Earth and Space Exploration. O'Banion's research is based off a specific radiation known as high-mass, high-charged radiation. This flies through space at a high rate of speed and, due to its makeup, can punch through both spaceships and the astronauts inside. EFTA01105946 Mice were given a dose of radiation similar to what those astronauts would experience in a trip to Mars. The mice that were exposed to the radiation were far less likely to respond positively to a series of experiments and also had enflamed blood vessels. One promising fact of the experiment is the rate the dose of radiation was administered to the mice. They hit the mice with the entire dose in a few minutes while astronauts would receive the dose over a few years. Jeffrey Epstein started the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation in 2000 to sponsor cutting edge scientific research across the globe. In addition to funding neuroscience and Alzheimer's research, Epstein sits on the Board of the Mind. Brain and Behavior Committee at Harvard University. He established the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University in 2003. He's been a trustee of the Institute of-International Education since 2001. He is a former member of the New York Academy of Science, Rockefeller University, the Council of Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission. JeffFej*rstein-kas-fundeel-mnitipleergarfiEatierts-with-graffisr-iwerdete-faifthetheavehange-ef research-in-spaee,The4effrey4pstein-VbFeamdagen-was-starfeda4001, EFTA01105947 Jeffrey Epstein, Science Philanthropist, Intrigued il yHopeful Scientists' Disc-over—Explanation Behind Itchiness reports researchers at Johns Hopkins have found that mice have a set of nerve cells specifically to create the itching sensation. Science pPhilanthropist Jeffrey Epstein with a focus on neuroscience and board member of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Committee at Harvard University has taken notice and is-heavily-invelved4n-netireseieneeembis intrigued by the find. Glowing mice may have started to solve one of the most annoying neurological problems scientists face today. Researchers at Johns Hopkins believe they have uncovered the fact that mice have a separate set of nerves solely to create the itching sensation, an article on reports. Both itch and pain are important sensations to the life of an organism, with pain being the more important of the two since it alerts the organism of impending danger. Itching is close, though, since it can alert the body of allergic reactions which could potentially be fatal. But persistent pain or itchiness isn't helpful, and both seem to be intertwined, a researcher at Johns Hopkins believes. Jeffrey Epstein, who has a keen interest in cell intelligence and signaling, a-philanthropist-with an-iinecest-in-neucessienee, is hopeful that the new information about these nerve cells will leads to a better understanding of- how cells communicate and to what degree they communicate independently of the brainthe-sensatiens. In addition to funding neuroscience, The Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation established the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University in 2003 and directly supports and works with prominent scientists around the world including has-preven-ifs-suppest-ef-seienee-by-funding-ficejestsbfrmany high profile scientists, including-such as Stephen Hawking. Xinzhong Dong says patients have stopped taking life-saving medication after experiencing the itchiness that comes as a side effect. Persistent itching is also a side effect of morphine treatments. It seems that this study with mice may have started to untangle how the two are related. Nerves that have both pain and itch-related ends create a controversy between scientists of whether both sensations are being sent to the brain or just the itch. The current study says nerves with the itch receptor MrgA3 had stimuli interpreted by the brain as just itch after both itch and pain responses were sent. EFTA01105948 The researchers labeled MrgA3 with a glowing protein and plugged tiny monitors into nerve response cells. The outcome was seeing both pain and itch signals sent to the brain. Then, both pain and itch-inducing tests were performed to see how the mice responded. Lastly, pain and itch sensations were put on specific nerves of the mice that only responded to itch. There was no conclusive evidence, but the Johns Hopkins research team said it's a start in the right direction. The disentanglement of the nerves means drugs could potentially be designed to just affect one set or the other. This will hopefully give patients both relief from the sensations and give them faith in medicine again. Jeffrey Epstein began the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation in 20005 to help fund cutting-edge fep science projects around the world. In addition to funding neuroscience, physics and medical research, Epstein sits on the Board of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Committee at Harvard University. He established the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University in 2003. He's been a trustee of the Institute of International Education since 2001. He is a former member of the New York Academy of Science. Rockefeller University the Council of Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission. EFTA01105949