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Showing posts with label cognitive science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cognitive science. Show all posts

Friday, June 1, 2007

Fun online Brain Training games

Lumosity

Linkjockey has invited you to try the brain training games at lumosity.com. The Lumos program is a set of online games and exercises scientifically designed to improve memory, attention, brain speed and other important cognitive functions. The idea is similar to Big Brain Academy and Brain Age from Nintendo, these games are web-based, and are fun, effective and free.

You need to create an account to get started. Improve your mental acuity:
http://www.lumosity.com/account/sign_up?invite=ff1af8a6373a

Today's Link Source: del.icio.us

Saturday, March 31, 2007

Creepy Double Images for April Fools Day

Hybrid Images @ MIT


Look at the picture above. Get really close. Then step back, go the other side of the room, and look at the picture again. Weird, eh?

Aude Olivia and Antonio Torralba from MIT do research in cognitive science and have developed these amazing hybrid images. Their Hybrid Images is a gallery where there are examples of these optical illusions for you to creep yourself out. There are more examples and explanations of how it's done in this pdf. DIY and creep out your friends.

Happy April Fool's, one day early!