A test for synesthesia
The Synesthesia Battery Test
Tests for different types and is the best one that exists
Synesthesia bibliography
Sean Day’s synesthesia-related bibliography (lots of articles, scientific papers etc. with links to the full pdf versions, and lots of books)
The most important synesthesia research websites
Sean Day's synesthesia website
Sussex University Synesthesia Research
Synesthesia associations in different countries
Synesthesia associations
The Synesthesia sub-Reddit
Synesthesia Facebook groups
The Synesthesia List (get the synesthesia community emails)
Connecting synesthetes and researchers
The Synesthesia Network (you can join as a synesthete or a researcher)
Zoom meetings you can attend, to listen in or participate
Synesthesia Café (no link: contact by email). International Zoom meetings, held regularly. Send email to daysean1962@gmail.com for more information or to attend. Next one: Sunday, June 14th 2026, from noon to 3:00 p.m. US-EST (5:00 to 8:00 p.m. in London, and 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in Germany).
Synesthesia Café (no link: contact by email). International Zoom meetings, held regularly. Send email to daysean1962@gmail.com for more information or to attend. Next one: Sunday, June 14th 2026, from noon to 3:00 p.m. US-EST (5:00 to 8:00 p.m. in London, and 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in Germany).
The synesthesia.art website also holds zoom meetings from time to time, such as its "art talks". Look for the links on the Tree side bar when they happen.
Synesthesia websites
Richard E.Cytowic's synesthesia site
Journey through the Senses (neurodiversity, events, articles, the synesthesia community…)
Exploring the Senses (Michael Haverkamp's site)
Layers of Reality: Art & Synesthesia (Dr. Hugo Heyrman's site)
Podcasts
Let’s Talk Synaesthesia (Maike Pressing’s synesthesia and neurodiversity podcasts)
Chromatic Minds (Smadar Frisch’s synesthesia podcasts)
Synesthesia art websites, online galleries, exhibitions
Synaesthesia Art (a virtual gallery holding exhibitions of synesthetes’ paintings and other creations)
An exhibition in flight (Ninghui and Caitlin's "Swifts" project, by synesthete artists)
Other useful resources
The Multisense Synaesthesia Toolkit (Sussex University. Useful for parents and teachers)
The Syncalc calculator app (quicker calculation for number-colour synesthetes)
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