The Invenio project, led by the Gifted Children team under the leadership of Šarka Portešová, has been nominated by the MU Technology Transfer Office to the Transfera Technology Day 2024 competition. The competition evaluates the commercial potential of scientific research projects from Czech universities. The event also offers meetings with investors. Invenio advances to the finals, which will take place on 2 December 2024 at the headquarters of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague.
Invenio is a diagnostic system for testing various abilities of children in the form of fun computer games with stories and interesting graphics. The system is intended for parents and teachers of children in grades 1-6 of primary school.
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In one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the field, Michaela Ladmanová and a team of authors published their study. The study focused on a qualitative meta-analysis evaluating psychotherapy outcomes from the perspective of clients, with the aim of emphasizing a client-centered approach versus the usual focus on symptom relief.
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