Brain Fair 2013

An event for kids of all ages to learn how their brains work.

After a tremendous success last year, the Neuroscience Program at Florida State University is excited to announce the second annual Brain Fair. This year, the theme for the FSU Brain Fair is ‘Magic and Illusion’. An exciting range of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities are planned to illustrate how the brain helps us perceive the world around us!

The 2013 Brain Fair offers interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities that will open your eyes to the wonders of the brain. Additionally, leading scientists from the FSU Neuroscience Program will present some of their latest research.

The Brain Fair offers something interesting for all ages. Come learn how to make your own neuron, experience illusions and understand how your senses work, see real brains, and much more! We aim to provide information on our central nervous system and how the brain controls our sensory systems. Please join us for an afternoon of fun this spring!

• Day: Saturday, April 13th 2013
• Time: 12pm - 4pm
• Venue: FSU Department of Psychology Building, 1107 W. Call Street
• Cost: Free

For more information about the Brain Fair, please contact Sean Ogden