games & interactives
Into the Tunnels!
Play an interactive, educational video game created by Olivia Hiort. Follow along with Raadi, a naked mole-rat on an adventure! Olivia also summarizes the process of sharing scientific work in interesting and engaging ways.
Mysteries of the Mind
Learn about brain imaging with Doctor Whiskers and Doctor Zorp! While you’re at it, you can also explore the interactive colouring pages, videos, and other educational materials all created by Matteo Paventi.
Voice Detectives
Test your skills and see how well you can hear between voices with different accents! Follow the link below to try your hand at this online game created by Ana Beatriz de Faria Porto.
Naked Mole Rat Research
The relationship between social interactions and adult brain function can be studies using a highly social mammal as a model; the naked mole-rat! Click below to learn more through an educational website created by Liali Al Krenawi.
If You Can See What I See
This website by Adriana Geremia is designed to help increase knowledge of age-related vision changes for individuals experiencing these conditions and those seeking insight into how vision changes as we age.
Gender-diverse children & psychological well-being
The mental health and well-being of gender-diverse children are discussed by Sophie Hondzio, alongside recommendations for fostering support.
Gender Diversity Across Cultures
Anh Tran delves into the richness of gender diversity in Iran, Thailand, Samoa, Mexico, China, and South Asia. Explore this diversity through descriptions of gender concepts across these cultures and interviews with experts in the field.
Depression and the Cycle of Negative Thought
Research shows that our brain’s self-referencing patterns can be reshaped to disengage from negativity. Take self-reference quiz and learn more about the topic from Uswah Shafi!
UTM Well-being Survey
Alexis Konopny has created a website to learn about the important factors students are being asked on the UTM Well-being survey.
UTM Well-being Survey Summary
Temira Chin has summarized results from the 2024 study and shares resources for students.