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Folded Shape Puzzle Solution

Posted June 14, 2013
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You can fold this shape into either a square or a triangle. Fold right for a square, and left for a Read More...

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Lumosity in the classroom can positively impact students

Posted June 4, 2013
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The above drawing, submitted by a 4th grade boy from a Colorado classroom, depicts his positive experience with Lumosity. And his story is not uncommon among the 1,305 students worldwide who Read More...

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Triangle Puzzle Solution

Posted May 16, 2013
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You can make this triangle point downward in just three moves! Instead of looking at the problem as a triangle, think of it as a circle with three extra points. If you rotate the points, the triangle Read More...

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Stanford study: Lumosity can improve skills that affect everyday quality of life

Posted May 14, 2013
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A new peer-reviewed study from Stanford University shows that Lumosity training can improve the brain’s executive functions, which are a key driver of everyday quality of life. Spearheaded by Read More...

Video: the story of science behind Color Match

Posted April 19, 2013
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You know Color Match as a fun, challenging game. But did you also know that it's based on a neuropsychological task used in labs around the world? Watch the video to hear a Lumosity Game Designer talk Read More...

Video: the story behind Lumosity’s science with Mike Scanlon

Posted April 19, 2013
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Ever wondered how Lumosity turns cutting-edge neuroscience into fun, effective games? Our Chief Scientific Officer Mike Scanlon appeared on TechCrunch to discuss how we harness our team's brainpower Read More...

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Chocolate may be an ingredient in long-term memory

Posted April 3, 2013
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A flavonoid found in cocoa beans could mean the difference between remembering and forgetting, according to a study published in the Journal of Experimental Biology. Scientists from the Hotchkiss Read More...

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Meditation Could Change Alpha Rhythms in the Brain

Posted March 26, 2013
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Meditation might act as a "volume knob" for selective attention, leading to better control over pain and negative emotions. A recently published Brown University study on mindfulness based stress Read More...

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