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Introduction	Dr. Curtis Cripe has a diverse background in neuroengineering, aerospace engineering, psychology, psychophysiology, software development and programming, addiction recovery, brain injury, and child neurodevelopment. He established the Crossroads Institute, which utilized telemedicine brain training delivery systems to assist children with developmental and learning disorders and provide programs for adults with a wide range of psychological problems, including addiction and traumatic brain injury. Currently he is Science Research and Development Director of NTLgroup and leads the team on cognitive and brain repair for addiction, head injury, and developmental delays. Dr. Cripe also worked as an aerospace engineer and has participated as a senior systems engineer for the Jet Propulsion Lab for NASA's deep space division. He is currently on the DSR30 Mission to Mars team for manned space travel to Mars. Dr. Cripe has authored multiple peer-reviewed papers and two chapters in field-related books in behavioral medicine and neuroscience. In addition, he is a noted international speaker on the subject of cognitive brain function and analysis.

Introduction

Dr. Curtis Cripe has a diverse background in neuroengineering, aerospace engineering, psychology, psychophysiology, software development and programming, addiction recovery, brain injury, and child neurodevelopment. He established the Crossroads Institute, which utilized telemedicine brain training delivery systems to assist children with developmental and learning disorders and provide programs for adults with a wide range of psychological problems, including addiction and traumatic brain injury. Currently he is Science Research and Development Director of NTLgroup and leads the team on cognitive and brain repair for addiction, head injury, and developmental delays.
Dr. Cripe also worked as an aerospace engineer and has participated as a senior systems engineer for the Jet Propulsion Lab for NASA's deep space division. He is currently on the DSR30 Mission to Mars team for manned space travel to Mars.
Dr. Cripe has authored multiple peer-reviewed papers and two chapters in field-related books in behavioral medicine and neuroscience. In addition, he is a noted international speaker on the subject of cognitive brain function and analysis.