
05/16/2025
🔥 Did you know that when you participate in MindCrowd research you get to practice hand-eye coordination exercises?
📲 Accept your brain’s incoming call and help preserve cognitive function and dexterity.
▶️ Play the MindCrowd.org memory game – and accept the invitation to be a part of the MIndCrowd research 🧠🫶🏼
🦋 MindCrowd has 15+ games that test different cognitive functions. All of our games are free 🦋
Engaging in play helps us practice essential cognitive skills, such as decision making, strategic thinking and problem solving.
Even in advanced age, the brain retains its ability to adapt and form new connections. Hand-eye coordination exercises can support this process, helping to preserve cognitive function and dexterity.
🧬👍 MindCrowd is run by TGen, in collaboration with the University of Arizona, Johns Hopkins University, University of Miami, Emory University, UCLA Health, Arizona State University, Georgia State, City of Hope, Georgia Tech, and others. This online scientific study is designed to analyze how brain performance changes with age to find ways to keep our cognitive abilities for life. MindCrowd is a TGen research project.