1	Enhancing the Quality of Life For People with Cognitive Disabilities Through Technology David Braddock, Ph.D. Associate Vice President, University of Colorado System & Executive Director, Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities Hilton Denver Tech Center October 5, 2004
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6	SELECTED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Applied Assistive Technology PDA-based Voice Training for Children with Down Syndrome (Ramig, Cole) Animated Learning Tools for Teaching Reading to Children with Cognitive Disabilities (Cole, Bodine) Cognitive Levers: Smart Transportation and Housing Systems (Fisher, Sullivan, Gorman, et al.) Recreation Technology for Health Promotion (Bodine, Lightner, Mulligan, Bennett)
7	SELECTED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Biomedical/Neuroscience Research STEM CELL RESEARCH Transplantation in a mouse model of Down syndrome (Freed) Use of neural stem cells for immunological repair (Newell, Zawada) CELLULAR ENGINEERING MICROSYSTEMS Bio-compatible electrodes and telemetry (Restrepo, Finch, Zane, Sharp)
8	SELECTED COLEMAN INSTITUTE PROJECTS Capacity Building UCB (9) Graduate Research Assistantships Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Computer Science Mechanical Engineering Institute of Cognitive Science
9	SELECTED COLEMAN INSTITUTE PROJECTS UCDHSC (6) Graduate Research Assistantships Rehabilitation Medicine Neuroscience Pharmacology Pediatrics/Psychiatry
10	SELECTED COLEMAN INSTITUTE PROJECTS UCCS (4) Graduate Research Assistantships Biology Psychology Center for Aging
11	SELECTED COLEMAN INSTITUTE PROJECTS Graduate Research Assistantships Contingent Commitments for Pending Grants = 6-8
12	SELECTED COLEMAN INSTITUTE PROJECTS Capacity Building Human Subjects Technical Assistance Industry Standards Project
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15	KEYNOTE PANEL Robert Schalock, Ph.D. Enhancing Quality of Life for People with Intellectual Disabilities through Technology Eric Dishman The Intel Aging and Technology Initiative Part I: Research and Development Responders: Allan Bergman and Michael Rogers