Michael Anderson

2 weeks ago | trainingindustry.com | Michael Anderson

As global video consumption continues to soar, businesses face the growing challenge of localization — adapting video content to resonate with audiences worldwide in their native languages. For corporate training and eLearning programs, effective localization is more than translation — it’s about creating learning experiences that engage diverse workforces while ensuring consistency and accuracy. As the need for multilingual content rises, so does the painstaking manual work of localization.

1 month ago | kfyrtv.com | Michael Anderson

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Where To Fish page on the Game and Fish Department’s website at gf.nd.gov features a wealth of information for anglers looking for a place to fish in North Dakota. “You find your lake there’s the contour map. You want to look up some stocking, it’s right there with that same lake. You’ll notice if you scan to scroll down a little bit, here’s a real time Google map showing the icons on there,” said Jerry Weigel, North Dakota Game and Fish Fisheries supervisor.

2 months ago | todaysgeneralcounsel.com | Michael Anderson

Michael R. Anderson is a patent attorney in Marshall Gerstein’s Electrical & Computer Technologies Group. He takes a holistic approach to portfolio management and intellectual property strategy development, drafts opinions on invalidity and non-infringement issues, and advises on post-grant review proceedings. He can be reached at . Exploding interest in artificial intelligence has sparked a wave of innovation, leading companies to develop a host of new products and technologies.

2 months ago | tooeleonline.com | John Hamilton |Michael Anderson

I may have discovered the most ignored stop sign in Tooele, or at least a major contender for that dubious honor. The stop sign at the northwest corner of 1500 North and Drysdale Way in the Overlake part of town does not seem to impress drivers. Amazed at the sign’s lack of impact, I recently conducted a short survey of drivers who actually stopped. Only three out of forty cars observed actually came to a legal stop at that sign.

Aug 14, 2024 | jneurosci.org | Kai Yuan |Michael Anderson |Raymond Kai-yu Tong

AbstractThe act of recalling memories can paradoxically lead to the forgetting of other associated memories, a phenomenon known as retrieval-induced forgetting (RIF). Inhibitory control mechanisms, primarily mediated by the prefrontal cortex, are thought to contribute to RIF. In this study, we examined whether stimulating the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) with transcranial direct current stimulation modulates RIF and investigated the associated electrophysiological correlates.