Beyond building product, the MyndMap team carries our mission into research labs, conferences, classrooms, and communities — bringing what we learn back into the app.
Kamil Maruszak continues MyndMap research while studying at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) in Hefei.
His work supports ongoing user insight, behavioural research, and long-term product development.
Dr. Misuzu Nakashima will travel to San Francisco to participate in WCCBT (World Congress of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies), where she will lead an ADHD-related symposium alongside international researchers.
During the visit, she will also host an ADHD-focused event at Kinokuniya San Francisco, centred around practical support and awareness for the ADHD community.
MyndMap’s clinically informed approach continues to be shaped through ongoing dialogue between research, lived experience, and international collaboration.
Jordan Mugenyi, Founder of MyndMap, has been invited to speak at a STEM-focused school event in London, discussing technology, wellbeing, and the journey of building MyndMap.
The session will explore resilience, problem-solving, and building meaningful products from an early age.
Every conversation, talk, and study finds its way back into the product. MyndMap grows wherever the team goes.