Thank you to everyone who entered and voted in Lumosity's Why I Play contest! In all, almost 5,000 of you told us why you play Lumosity, and 13,000 of you voted your favorite stories to the Read More...
Topic: Lumosity News
Executive Function and Emotional Regulation: A Love Story
Posted October 17, 2011
by
by
The cognitive training exercises on Lumosity.com have been used in dozens of research collaborations: from cancer-related brain injury to fluid intelligence in healthy adults to math impairments in Read More...
Lumosity Presents New Findings On Individual Differences In Cognitive Plasticity
Posted October 4, 2011
by
by
A recent study on the benefits of cognitive training by Dr. Susanne Jaeggi and Dr. Martin Buschkuehl of the University of Michigan posed one of the most relevant and challenging questions yet asked Read More...
Lumosity’s Games Are Golden, According to Parents’ Choice Awards
Posted September 20, 2011
by
by
Once upon a time, parents told their kids to quit playing those games. Now, right on the heels of last week's infographic about 5 outdated video game stereotypes, yet another voice is chiming in to Read More...
Applications for Lumosity Education Access Program Soar Higher Than Ever
Posted September 6, 2011
by
by
By Ben Katz When science teacher James Trainer of the Denver School of Science and Technology (DSST) began to prepare for his summer school session in July, he looked for new technologies that Read More...
How Brain Training Can Improve Your Athletic Game
Posted August 30, 2011
by
by
By Ben Katz "You have to train your mind like you train your body." Regulars on the Lumosity blog will recall seeing advice like this before, but the above quotation is something different. Read More...
We’re Helping Students “LEAP” Ahead!
Posted July 19, 2011
by
by
Just how closely should neuroscience be tied to education? Very -- at least according to the scientists and educators who attended a recent summit on education and the brain. Nobel Prize-winning Read More...
Lumosity Introduces The Human Cognition Project
Posted July 1, 2011
by
by
Lumosity is uncovering the secrets of brain performance — with a little help from our friends. The Human Cognition Project is a groundbreaking research effort to bring together a network of Read More...
Recent Comments