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Spring 2010 - Office of Human Resources - Cornell University-2025

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The document discusses a recent event attended by nearly 170 Cornell retirees featuring Professor James Maas, an expert on sleep and its effects on performance. It highlights his research, presentations, and strategies for improving sleep among the elderly. Additionally, it includes information about upcoming events for retirees, wellness programs, and a spotlight on retiree Mary Roth, who has contributed to Cornell's space research efforts.

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