We have worked with schools all accross the United States and are looking to expand to more places in Latin America.
In the 2024 to 2025 school year, we were present in over 50 classrooms and have had more than 1200 students up to date across New York City and the United States.
We are looking to expand to more areas of Latin America and increase the number of classrooms we are serving.
Currently, we are already partnering up with schools in Chile and have been working on verified multi-language translations of the website.
The New York City Hall of Science is an interactive science museum in New York for all ages. Through our YouQuantified program, we worked with ARNI, a research group at Columbia University, to teach high school students the fundamentals of neurotechnology, physiological sensors, and data visualization. These students –or Explainers– worked at the museum to guide families and help build new installations.
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, MindHive partnered with Public Sentiment and several Brownsville community representatives to understand residents' concerns. The initiative involved developing community-based scientific research tools, facilitating data collection on our platform, and identifying key concerns requiring action.
MindHive is made possible through the support of the National Institute of Mental Health Science Education Partnership Program, the US National Science Foundation, and the Learning Agency Tools Competition. Learn more about the sponsored projects.