South Burlington brainiacs contend in competition of wits
A South Burlington High School neuroscience whiz took home first place at the Vermont Brain Bee competition earlier this year, giving her a shot at the world championship.
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A South Burlington High School neuroscience whiz took home first place at the Vermont Brain Bee competition earlier this year, giving her a shot at the world championship.
Hosted by the Departments of Neurobiology and Psychiatry and the NeuroNexus Institute at UMass Chan Medical School on Saturday, Feb. 5, the annual Brain Bee competition was created to encourage high school students to learn more about the neurosciences.
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