Congratulations to Researcher Sabrina Niggel for earning an award from Philoptima for her solution to Prize #65 to help locate functional virtual networks that may be adapatable to a new initiative launched by The Patterson Foundation of Sarasota, Florida.  After fees, Sabrina's award totaled almost $11,000.  Her solution to the prize was chosen as the winning solution as part of the Memory Care Initiative supported by The Patterson Foundation; the winning solution identified several virtual networks that might serve as models that can connect people afflicted by cognitive impairment, their care givers, treating professionals, and other service providers in and around Sarasota.

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