THE WAY FORWARD
Technology makes it now possible to evaluate cognitive performance online.
Welcome to NeurOn
Longitudinal experimental and clinical cognitive testing online
Cognitive Domains
Our Tests
Reaction time
Tapping test
Fragmented letters and objects
Star counting
Cancellation test
Naming test
Comprehension test
Semantic association
Picture recognition test
Word recognition test
Source recognition test
Facial emotion test
Faux-pas detection test
Task switching
Coding test
Working memory test
Inhibition test
What our clients say
NeurOn has been developed alongside healthcare, research and clinical professionals and we are delighted by what they say about us.
NeurOn has revolutionised the way i assess and refer my patients. I can now ask patients to complete a battery of tests, which i have put together by myself, the day before coming in to clinic, giving me a wealth of information to base my assessment on. I can produce amazing looking reports to add to their patient record and track their cognition longitudinally.
Dr. Justin Forder
ClinicianNeurOn has given me highly cost effective access to a wealth of test, raw data and an easy to use portal to run my research projects. Money which would have been previously used to develop these test can now be used to generate more participation and benefit other areas of my projects. The ability to customise the slightest setting of each tests puts this platform leaps above the competition.
Braydon Hatfield
ResearcherNews
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Intellectual Engagement Linked to Cognitive Performance Later
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Air Pollution Exposure Linked To Cognitive Ability Reduction (Research)
Researchers from the Yale School of Public Health, Peking University, and Beijing Normal University studied air pollution exposure and cognitive performance. Their research found a link between exposure levels and reduced cognitive ability. Dr. ...
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DBS Linked to Distinct Motor and Cognitive Pathways in Brain, Finding That May Improve Its Use
The benefits of deep brain stimulation (DBS) on motor function in Parkinson’spatients are mediated by a different brain pathway than the one involved in the procedure’s unwanted cognitive effects, according to a new study. ...
Dementia: Seven ways to reduce the risk of cognitive decline and how to spot early signs
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Air pollution may harm cognitive intelligence, study says
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Digital ‘early warning system’ trialled at Sheffield care homes
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Cognition and Dementia in Older Patients With Epilepsy
Abstract and Introduction Abstract With advances in healthcare and an ageing population, the number of older adults with epilepsy is set to rise substantially across the world. In developed countries the highest incidence of epilepsy is already...
Mild cognitive impairment risk reduced in trial by aggressive blood pressure lowering
Intensive blood pressure control has been shown for the first time to reduce the risk of mild cognitive impairment, according to findings from a large US trial. The preliminary results of the SPRINT MIND trial provide the strongest evide...
Heriot-Watt study says mind matters for spinal patients
People could recover from spinal injury more quickly if rehabilitation focused on their perception of the world around them, scientists have said. A study carried out at Heriot-Watt University found benefits from working with a patient's mind ...
Every Person's Brain Is Unique, Like Our Fingerprints
Researchers at the University of Zurich believe no two people have the same brain anatomy. Just like our fingerprints, our brains are unique, according to researchers. A combination of genetic factors and our experience...
Are you ready to play Digital Health Golf?
With the publication of the European Commission’s Communication on Digital Health in April, the course for digital health has been set – now it’s time to play Digital Health Golf! This is a game created by FTI Consulting Brussels...
Phenomenon of ‘Skinny Fat’ Linked to Lower Cognition, Perhaps Alzheimer’s Risk
James E. Galvin, M.D., tests a patient's muscle strength in FAU's Comprehensive Center for Brain Health. Photo: Florida Atlantic University The loss of muscle mass in older people, known as sarcopenia, has been linked to lower cognitive sc...
George Freeman: We urgently need to turn the NHS from being a barrier to technology to being a champion
To unlock the potential of our health services we must incentivise the uptake of innovation, says George Freeman To heal the divisions of the Brexit referendum it is vital that we recast Brexit as an inspiring moment of electrifying and comprehens...
Why should I choose NeurOn?
We offer a 10 participant free trial given you full access to our system to see if it works or you. Our software has been developed with healthcare, research and clinical professional to deliver a service that will benefit you.
What does beta testing mean?
We are currently in beta testing and inviting researchers and clinicians to use our platform for free!. You feedback will help improve the software ready for our launch.
Do you offer a free trial?
Yes, you can have full access to our system, for 10 participants, free of charge.
Is my data secure?
Absolutely, we guarantee it. All data is held in secure data centre facilities accredited to ISO27001
Do i have access to my raw data?
Researcher accounts have access to all raw data collected in their study. We can even provide baseline data from similar studies.