Educational presentation exploring the neuroscience of stress and learning, covering how stress affects the brain's ability to learn and strategies for improving academic outcomes in stressed students.

An interactive workshop where participants will explore embedding belonging as a system-level design principle. Drawing on neuroscience, research, and lived experience, participants will leave with practical strategies to make belonging a non-negotiable condition for learning in their schools, organizations, or systems.

Come discover the human brain! Ever wonder how we learn and remember? How do optical illusions work? Come hold a real preserved brain or look at neurons through a microscope. Check out "brains in a dish" or try your hand at an EEG recording. Experience virtual reality or make original digital art using your own brain waves! Younger kids can enjoy crafts, games, tasty treats, and face painting. At the Brown Brain Fair you'll find more than 20 labs, organizations, and institutes who will give you a glimpse of their research using games and fun demonstrations. Each year, the fair has been attended by over 600 people. It won "Event of the Year" from the Brown Student Activities Office and was covered by several media outlets, including the Providence Journal and the Brown Daily Herald. This year, the Brown Brain Fair will be at Hazeltine Commons on March 16th, from 10AM to 2PM.

The ultimate night out! 21+ event that gathers local vendors, artisans, and science content. Taste test local brews, catch a show, or try science demos while exploring permanent exhibit halls.

The ultimate night out! 21+ event that gathers local vendors, artisans, and science content. Get ready to taste test a local brew, catch a show, or try a science demo - all while exploring the museum's permanent exhibit halls.

21+ Only event exploring the structure and function of the brain, mind, and psyche. Features vendors, speakers, activities, science demonstrations, planetarium shows, food and beverage samplers. Includes access to featured exhibits, Turbine Hall, all activities, performances, planetarium shows, lectures, and vendors. Valid government-issued ID required for entry. Bars close at 9:30pm, alcohol samples end at 9:45pm. Parking $2 for after-hours events.

The biggest neuroscience-themed party/public engagement event in the country. Over 400 people attended last year. Features neuroscience-themed exhibits and activities from 6:00-8:30pm, student talks in the Globe from 6:00-7:00pm, and a special Science Café with Dr. Christa Baker at 7pm.

Hands-on brain science event series for students, families and local community groups. Activities and demonstrations are designed to be engaging and informative, exploring the workings of the brain through hands-on activities and unique scientific resources.

Hands-on brain science event series for students, families and local community groups. Activities and demonstrations are designed to be engaging and informative, exploring the workings of the brain through hands-on activities and unique scientific resources.