Boston Regional Brain Bee

2012

 
 

The bee is a question-and-answer competition for high school students on brain topics, such as neurological disease, development, learning and memory and much more!  All questions come from the Brain Facts book.  Simply read, answer questions and win.

Monetary Prizes will be awarded to Boston's 'Best Brains.'

    1st Place: $350
              2nd Place: $175
                        3rd Place: $75

In addition, the Boston Regional champion will be sent to the National Brain Bee to compete with other local winners.  This will be an all expenses paid trip for two during the weekend of Brain Awareness Week 2012 (around March).

The Boston regional brain bee is brought to you from members of the Boston Area Neuroscience Group (BANG), a local chapter of the National Society for Neuroscience.  BANG member institutions include Brandeis, Boston University, Harvard, MIT, Northeastern, Tufts and UMass-Medical.

This year’s donors to the Boston Brain Bee:
Biogen Idec Foundation
Harvard University
Pfizer
Novartis
Tufts University Dept. of Neuroscience
Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT

 

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Boston Regional Brain Bee

The 2012 Brain Bee was held on Saturday, February 4th at the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT


Please contact the coordinators at bostonbrainbee@gmail.com for more information about the event.


The top three placewinners from the 2012 Boston Brain Bee.




(from left to right):

3rd place: Alicia Puranik, Westford Academy

2nd place: Anjithaa Radakrishnan, Bishop Guertin High School

1st place: Avvinash Radakrishnan, Nashua High School South


The winner of this year's Teacher Appreciation Award was Ms. Marissa Simms from Notre Dame Academy.