How Young Is Your Brain?
Help Us Explore the Future of Cognitive Longevity
We're living longer.
The bigger question is:
Can we help our brains perform better as we age?
Longevity Labs is collaborating with Infinite Mind on a research initiative designed to explore how digital cognitive training may affect cognitive performance across different stages of aging.
We plan to study adults in their 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond, along with a separately designed research cohort focused on people experiencing mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia.
Live Better. Longer. Think Better, Too.
Your Brain Changes With Age.
Can Training Change the Trajectory?
Just as we exercise our bodies to maintain strength and mobility, researchers continue to investigate how cognitive training may support brain performance throughout life.
Infinite Mind is a digital cognitive-training platform focused on areas including brain and reading performance.
Now we want to help answer a bigger question:
What measurable impact can consistent use of Infinite Mind have on cognitive performance as we age?
That is why Longevity Labs is helping bring together researchers, physicians, clinicians and participants for an independent research initiative.
Studying Cognitive Performance Across the Aging Continuum
50s
Midlife cognitive performance and healthy brain aging
60s
Memory, attention, processing speed and cognitive performance
70s
Cognitive performance and everyday function in later life
80+
Cognitive performance in advanced healthy aging
MCI / Early Dementia
A separately designed research cohort evaluating appropriate cognitive and functional outcomes.
The final study design, eligibility criteria, assessments, duration and clinical protocols will be established with qualified research and medical professionals and appropriate research oversight.
What Do We Want to Learn?
The research initiative is being developed to evaluate potential changes across multiple dimensions of cognitive performance.
Memory
Attention
Processing Speed
Executive Function
Reading Speed
Reading Comprehension
Cognitive Performance
Everyday Function
Does the amount and consistency of cognitive training matter?
By comparing app engagement with independent cognitive assessments, researchers may be able to examine whether frequency and duration of training are associated with measurable differences in cognitive performance.
Help Us Advance the Science of Cognitive Longevity
We are currently building the medical and scientific collaborative behind this research initiative. We want to connect with:
Interested in Participating?
We want to hear from adults who may be interested in participating once the research protocol and enrollment requirements have been established. We anticipate seeking participants in their 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s+, along with a separately supervised research cohort for qualified individuals experiencing mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia.
JOIN THE STUDY INTEREST LISTJoining the interest list does not enroll you in a research study. Eligibility and participation will depend upon the final research protocol, informed consent process, applicable ethical/IRB review, and enrollment criteria.
Join the Infinite Mind Healthy Brain Study Interest List
Tell us a little about yourself. This information will help us understand the community interested in participating as the research program is developed.
Join the Infinite Mind Research Collaborative
We are seeking physicians, scientists, clinical researchers and research organizations interested in helping develop and evaluate this initiative.
Don't Want to Wait?
Start Exploring Infinite Mind Today
You don't need to participate in the research initiative to explore Infinite Mind. Discover the platform and experience cognitive training for yourself.
Cognitive Longevity Is About More Than Living Longer.
It's about maintaining the abilities that help us enjoy those additional years.
LIVE BETTER LONGER.
Longevity Labs
The Infinite Mind Healthy Brain Study is a proposed research initiative currently in development. Study design, endpoints, investigators, participating institutions, eligibility requirements, and regulatory and ethical oversight have not yet been finalized. Information on this page should not be interpreted as evidence that Infinite Mind prevents, diagnoses, treats, or cures dementia, Alzheimer's disease, cognitive impairment, or any other medical condition. Infinite Mind is not a substitute for professional medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Individuals concerned about cognitive changes should consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

