Members of the public are being invited to the University of Exeter to learn more about the marvels of the human brain as part of Brain Awareness Week.
A diverse programme of events will be running across the week (12th-18th March), which focuses on increasing public awareness of the benefits and importance of neuroscience research.
The public are invited to join in a ‘speed dating-style’ event on March 14th, which will provide members of the public the opportunity to meet experts in the field and discover, discuss and delight in diverse aspects of the brain.
Brain Awareness Week (12-18 March 2018) is an annual, global campaign which aims to increase the public’s awareness of current brain research. To celebrate, the University of Exeter are hosting a range of free interactive workshops and events on brain-related topics for the public to attend. Events and workshops include:
‘Neuroscience: Is it all in our minds?’ Thursday 15 March, 18.00-20.00 Newman Red Lecture Theatre, University of Exeter Peter Chalk Centre, Stocker Road, Exeter, EX4 4PY A thought-provoking seminar series introducing a diverse audience to a range of neuroscience...
