Community Involvement
Sharing Neuroscience with the State of Georgia
Through unique partnerships, the Center has created a dynamic community focused on K-12 and public education. These partnerships create an avenue for CBN neuroscientists to share their research with the general public, raising awareness of the brain and the importance of brain health with people of all ages.
Zoo Atlanta
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The CBN worked with Zoo researchers to provide vital ovulation information leading up to the birth of the zoo's first giant panda cub. Read more about the panda, and the Center's new great ape cognitive research.
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History
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The Center's film screening and lecture nights at Fernbank draw a packed house. |
Georgia Bio
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CBN partnered with Georgia Bio to develop a biomedical industry seminar course for undergraduate students majoring in science or business. The course was led by senior executives from some of Atlanta's top biomedical companies. |
Atlanta Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience
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The Atlanta Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience and the CBN are teaming with area scientists to visit local classrooms and share the importance of the brain during Brain Awareness Month in March. |
Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives
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The Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives is a tireless supporter of many of the Center's K-12 Programs such as Brain Camp for Kids and the Brains Rule! Neuroscience Exposition, by providing valuable resources and support to help us teach Atlanta about the brain. |
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