Recall the Game vs P.A.R.T.

Recall the Game is a memory improvement game produced by the University of California Riverside (UCR) Brain Game Center, a research unit focused on brain fitness methods and applications. "Recall" is a modified rendition of the cognitive "N-back" task set in a simple but challenging space-collection runner-style game. The goal of the player is to collect the right signal/fuel-cells to match "N-back" along a continuous sequence. As the game gets more challenging, the player is forced to perish or "recall". Studies conducted at the UCR Brain Game Center and elsewhere have shown the N-back increases working memory in trainees. And to date, there is no more fun version of N-back, than "Recall". Happy remembering!

Welcome to Portable Automated Rapid Testing (PART) - A Research Development Platform PART is a specialized tool designed exclusively for researchers and developers to create, configure, and test cognitive and auditory assessment protocols. This platform is NOT intended for conducting human subject research directly, but rather serves as a development environment where researchers can design and refine assessment batteries before implementing them in IRB-approved studies. Key features of PART: - Design environment for over 100 assessment types, including psychoacoustical, neuropsychological, executive function, attentional control, and visual processing tests - Advanced configuration options for adaptive algorithms and testing parameters - Comprehensive scripting system for customizing assessment flows - Detailed data logging capabilities for protocol validation PART was developed by the Brain Game Center for Mental Fitness and Well-being at Northeastern University (formerly UC Riverside) and has been supported by grants from the NIH, DOD, and AERDF.