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Lia C Siebert

from Denver, CO
Age ~45
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Also known as:
Lia Ramirez Siebert, Lia M Siebert, Lia Christina Ramirez, Lia C Ramirez, Lia T
Related to:
Diane N Ramirez, 38Suzanne B Siebert, 71Henry M Ramirez, 71Susanne B Siebert, 77Diana S Swope, 47Suzanne Biallot, 67Peter A Siebert, 77Joni D Ramirez, 69James J Ramirez, 42Michael Ramirez, 36Mark S Siebert, 44
Connected to:
Alicia Siebert, 72Amanda G Siebert, 45Arthur L Siebert, 92Aubri L Siebert, 41Brett W Siebert, 31Christiane Siebert, 60Christina M Siebertz, 37Curt A Siebert, 78Dylan T Siebert, 31Ellen M Siebert, 54

Lia Siebert Phones & Addresses

  • Denver, CO
  • San Francisco, CA
  • Palo Alto, CA
  • Carmichael, CA
  • Newport Beach, CA

Work

Company: Modcloth Feb 2013 Position: Product manager, social commerce

Education

School / High School: Stanford University Graduate School of Business 2007

Skills

Product Development • Design Thinking • Experience Design • Strategic Partnerships • Consumer Products • Product Management • Health and Wellness

Interests

Design • Education • Health and Wellness • Science and Technology • Consumer Internet • Health

Industries

Internet

Resumes

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Group Product Manager | Strava Business

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Location:
San Francisco, CA
Industry:
Internet
Work:
ModCloth since Feb 2013
Product Manager, Social Commerce
Stanford d.school since 2007
Lecturer/Designer
Education:
Stanford University Graduate School of Business 2007
Stanford University
Skills:
Product Development
Design Thinking
Experience Design
Strategic Partnerships
Consumer Products
Product Management
Health and Wellness
Interests:
Design
Education
Health and Wellness
Science and Technology
Consumer Internet
Health

Publications

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Apparatus, System, And Method For Modulating Consolidation Of Memory During Sleep

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US Patent:
20130190556, Jul 25, 2013
Filed:
Feb 19, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/770826
Inventors:
Daniel Z. WETMORE - San Francisco CA, US
Todd O. ANDERSON - San Francisco CA, US
Robert J. BARRETTO - New York NY, US
Alexander F. A. BUTTERWICK - San Francisco CA, US
Lia SIEBERT - San Francisco CA, US
International Classification:
A61M 21/02
US Classification:
600 28, 600 27
Abstract:
Devices, systems and methods to modify memory and/or cognitive function by delivering a sensory stimulus paired with learned material at opportune physiological periods during sleep. For example, described herein are systems, methods and devices to enhance a user's cognitive function in such areas as memorization and learning. A machine (e.g., a system or device) may be used to identify opportune periods of the sleep cycle and to deliver a stimulus during specific phases of the sleep cycle to facilitate or interrupt memory consolidation. In some variations the machine records ambient sensory inputs during awake acquisition or reinforcement/relearning and replays all or an extracted form of the ambient sensory stimuli a specified portion of the user's sleep.

Apparatus, System, And Method For Modulating Consolidation Of Memory During Sleep

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US Patent:
20140057232, Feb 27, 2014
Filed:
Nov 1, 2013
Appl. No.:
14/070410
Inventors:
Daniel Z. WETMORE - San Francisco CA, US
Todd O. ANDERSON - San Francisco CA, US
Robert J. BARRETTO - New York NY, US
Alexander F.A. BUTTERWICK - San Francisco CA, US
Lia SIEBERT - San Francisco CA, US
International Classification:
G09B 19/00
A61M 21/02
US Classification:
434236, 600 28
Abstract:
Devices, systems and methods to modify memory and/or cognitive function by delivering a sensory stimulus paired with learned material at opportune physiological periods during sleep. Described herein are systems, methods and devices to enhance a user's cognitive function in memorization and learning. A machine (e.g., a system or device) may be used to identify opportune periods of the sleep cycle and to deliver a stimulus during specific phases of the sleep cycle to facilitate or interrupt memory consolidation. The machine may record ambient sensory inputs during awake acquisition or reinforcement/relearning and replay all or an extracted form of the ambient sensory stimuli during a specified portion of the user's sleep. A stimulus may be delivered to a user to affect brain activity during sleep to modulate the phase of a user's sleep, quality of sleep, and/or quality or intensity of brain rhythms during a particular phase of sleep.
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