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- Undergraduates can get rewarded for BAW participation. Get information on the new Brain Awareness Travel Award that SfN has launched in collaboration with the Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience.
- Washington, DC Mayor Adrian Fenty issued a letter (PDF) recognizing Brain Awareness Week in the nation's capital.
- The 2008 BAW Report has been published by the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives. See what activities have taken place all around the globe.
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 BAW Tip of the Week!
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Educate about what you know! Dr. Michael Ivy from Tennessee State University educated students about the brain through a horseshoe crab model that he researches in his lab. See Dr. Ivy in action.
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