Growing Up with Science
EARLY SCIENCE EDUCATION MATTERS
Familiarizing children with scientific principles from an early age helps them develop critical thinking skills and understand how science impacts their daily lives. By learning about regenerative medicine, they gain the ability to make informed health decisions as they grow. Encouraging early engagement in STEM fields also fosters curiosity and prepares students for future careers in science and technology.
InterLynk in the Classroom
InterLynk scientists have brought regenerative medicine into the classroom, engaging young minds through hands-on learning.
Meet Lysa, the Regeneration Hero
Players guide Lysa, a human-based platelet lysate drop, on a quest to repair damaged tissues. As she delivers growth factors, students learn core cellular biology concepts in a visually engaging way.
Science Meets Gameplay & Coding
Navigating through a biological maze, players solve puzzles, apply science knowledge, and follow coding instructions to regenerate a jaw joint, reinforcing both biomedical and computational thinking.
A Multi-Language Learning Experience
The Easy Mode is available in English, German, Italian, and Portuguese, while the Hero Mode (for high schools) is currently available in English.
Play the game!
INTERACTIVE CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS
InterLynk provides engaging presentations that help teachers introduce regenerative medicine in a structured and visually stimulating way. Two versions are available, one tailored for high schools and another for primary/middle schools. Download the presentations and bring InterLynk to your classroom!
Bringing Science to Life
These presentations explain how regenerative medicine is transforming healthcare, breaking down complex topics like biomaterials and 3D bioprinting into easy-to-understand concepts.
Designed for Easy Teaching
With clear visuals, guided explanations, and real-world examples, teachers can effortlessly integrate these presentations into their lessons, making science both educational and exciting for students.
Tailored for Different Age Groups
High school students explore cutting-edge innovations in tissue engineering, while younger students engage with interactive storytelling and colorful graphics that introduce scientific concepts in an accessible way.
InterLynk at ETE 2025 in Cyprus!
InterLynk presented on "Engaging STEM Education Through Educational Videogames: Present and Future Possibilities" at Educating the Educators (ETE) 2025
đź“… 8th - 9th May | Limassol, Cyprus
