This new exercise will work your memory for spatial layouts and object pattern recognition. We're still putting the final touches on it, so please send us your feedback so we can keep making it Read More...
Brain Game: By the Rules
Posted September 20, 2008
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This new exercise will work your mental flexibility, logical problem solving, and working memory abilities. We're still putting the final touches on it, so send us your feedback so we can keep making Read More...
Brain Food Alert: Beware Tilapia!
Posted July 8, 2008
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We've previously recommended fish as a food that's particularly good for your brain - in large part because it's high in omega-3 fatty acids. While this holds true for many fish, one of the most Read More...
Cognitive training and aging
Posted June 19, 2008
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K. Warner Schaie and Sherry L. Willis are two of the more important researchers in the area of aging and cognitive training. They oversee the Seattle Longitudinal Study, which followed adults across Read More...
Memory problems in aging men
Posted June 16, 2008
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Men more likely to have problems with memory and thinking skills CHICAGO – When it comes to remembering things, new research shows men are more likely than women to have mild cognitive Read More...
Brain game development: Lumos Labs raises $3 million
Posted June 3, 2008
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Since we launched Lumosity last year, we've heard lots of feedback from users saying you love the brain games, and the feeling of getting smarter and seeing your improvement. One thing many of you Read More...
Brain Performance Index – What is BPI?
Posted June 3, 2008
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Your Brain Performance Index (BPI) is how you measure and track your cognitive performance, and compare your ability in one area to another. All active Lumosity users have a BPI. You can check yours Read More...
Protect your brain with daily caffeine
Posted May 29, 2008
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It seems there's no end to new reasons to drink coffee. From PhysOrg: "A daily dose of caffeine blocks the disruptive effects of high cholesterol that scientists have linked to Alzheimer's disease. A Read More...
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