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Ty Christian

Ty Christian is a Systems Administrator who has worked with the Center for Healthy Minds, Waisman Brain Imaging Laboratory, and University of Wisconsin-Madison. Additionally, Ty serves as a Board Member for the Might and Music Foundation and Executive Director for the Madison Area Music Association. Apart from that, Ty is also the Owner, Manager, and Booking personnel for Lords of the Trident, LLC. With a degree in Computer Science and Japanese Language and Literature, Ty has a diverse skill set in IT-related roles and music industry management.

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Madison, United States

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Center for Healthy Minds, University of Wisconsin–Madison

Our Mission: To cultivate well-being and relieve suffering through a scientific understanding of the mind Our Vision: A kinder, wiser, more compassionate world About the Center for Healthy Minds: Faced with mental and physical health challenges at a global scale, we conduct rigorous scientific research to bring new insights and tools aimed at improving the well-being of people of all backgrounds and ages. Our research, rooted in neuroscience, comes down to one basic question: What constitutes a healthy mind? Under the leadership of renowned neuroscientist Richard J. Davidson, we're examining contemplative practices and qualities of mind we suspect affect well-being, including attention, resilience, equanimity, savoring positive emotions, kindness, compassion, gratitude and empathy. A part of UW–Madison, one of the world’s top research institutions, we benefit from cross-disciplinary collaborations in the arts and humanities, the physical and natural sciences, and the social sciences. The Center recently founded a non-profit, Healthy Minds Innovations, Inc., which takes the discoveries and insights gleaned from Center research and transforms them into tools and services that allow for larger data collection and new ideas for additional research to continually inform the neuroscience of well-being.


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51-200

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