NEWS, UPDATES, EVENTS, & RESOURCES
2/3/2023 | Issue 2023-2
RESEARCH CHALLENGE DEADLINES!!
February 6, 2023
Local SRC-IRB Committee Rosters & School Transmittal Form DUE

February 8, 2023
Online Entry, Paperwork Uploads, Media/Publicity/ Liability/Data Collection Release & Entry Fees DUE ($30 per student ALL divisions)

March 1, 2023
Last date to upload Digital Project Board and Abstract updates in zFairs 
Quote of the Week...
“All sorts of things can happen when you’re open to new ideas and playing around with things."

- STEPHANIE KWOLEK
Chemist - Invented Kevlar
Lavoisier Medal for Technical Achievements
The NM Society for Neuroscience, the Center for Brain Recovery & Repair, and the Brain Behavior & Health Institute proudly present the
8th annual New Mexico Brain Bee

We are excited to announce this in-person event for New Mexico Students interested in biomedical research, neuroscience, neurology and psychology.

The event is Saturday, March 18th, 2023.

  • Registration/Event is free!
  • Open to all New Mexico high school students ages 14 – 18.
  • For the First time EVER, students 12-13 can also attend and participate, but are not qualified to compete in nationals.
  • In addition to the contest there will be science-related talks aimed at high school-age students, lab demos, chances to talk and ask questions of graduate students and more.
  • The Winner of the New Mexico Brain Bee is qualified to compete at the US National Competition
  • Great for college essays and CVs

This event has grown steadily every year since its inception, and this will be the first IN-PERSON event since our Brain Bee in 2020!

All questions for the contest are taken from a FREE book available for download from the Society for Neuroscience at https://www.brainfacts.org/the-brain-facts-book

Follow us on Twitter (@NM_BrainBee) and Facebook and Instagram (@newmexico_brainbee)!

Registration Page in flyer or at this link: https://forms.gle/bd1VvJVjsZjo8sgK7

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Dr. Nicole Maphis nmaphis@salud.unm.edu