Explore Art History
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A unique iPhone game app that provides a fun way to recognize the paintings of great artists
The Explore Art History PLUS edition provides 400+ paintings from 225 artists, additional challenges, and displays of all of the paintings sorted by artist, country and date. The artwork was created in Europe, Asia and North America. The earliest artwork was created by Chinese artist, Xia Chang, in 1446.
Cognitive Boost
A unique iPhone game app that provides a fun way to boost your cognitive abilities
🧠 Train Your Brain:
Regular use of Cognitive Boost can help your brain form new neural connections. Whether you’re a toddler or a senior, these short and engaging games are designed for all ages. Play while waiting for a meeting, or use it as a “calmer downer” when someone is running late.
🎮 Intuitive and Inclusive:
No language skills required! The app is highly intuitive, using emojis to visually indicate correct or wrong answers. The game features re-imagined emojis created by students and faculty from a historic European design university.
🌟 Unique Memory Challenge:
Unlike typical “memory match” games, Cognitive Boost offers a unique experience with hundreds of randomly displayed emojis. Start by memorizing two to twenty images and pick each original image from a lineup. Challenge yourself to increase the difficulty and see how many images you can remember without training psychologists say the average is seven!
🔄 Dynamic 3D Rotation:
Take your memory skills to the next level by mastering the rotation speed of multiple-choice answers. Objects rotate in three dimensions, each in different directions, requiring observation, timing, and memory. Start slow and work your way up to higher levels as you gain experience.
🎗️ Support Parkinson’s Research:
Cognitive Boost is not just a brain training app; it’s a fundraiser for Parkinson’s Disease (PD) research. The app is free with no in-app purchases. Optionally, you can make a voluntary contribution of any amount directly to the PD research center via the in-app button. Join us in the search for a cure!
Help find a cure for Parkinson’s Disease
A retired software engineer, with Parkinson’s Disease (PD), developed these apps to help raise awareness and funds for organizations researching a cure for PD. The neurodegenerative disorder is estimated to affect more than 1 million Americans and more than 10 million adults worldwide.
Donations from generous supporters of the app help fuel research at RUSH University Medical Center in Chicago. The donations can be made directly to RUSH’s computer using the button below.
● RUSH is the fourth-ranked neurology program in the country according to U.S. News & World Report.
● RUSH faculty lead roughly 150 active research projects related to PD.
● RUSH faculty published more than 78 peer-reviewed articles in 2022 alone.
Read the RUSH Parkinson’s Disease 2022 Donor Impact Report to learn more about this renowned program and click the button to make a donation.
Please be a part of RUSH’s efforts to create a future where Parkinson’s Disease can be slowed, stopped or prevented altogether.
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