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Brain Myths Busted!

Join us at the Neuroscience Fair! Think you know how the brain works? Put your knowledge to the test in our “Myth or Fact?” sorting challenge! Participants will examine common brain statements and decide whether they’re true or just popular misconceptions. As we reveal the real science behind each claim, visitors will learn how neuroscience research helps us separate fact from fiction.

Presented by:

  • Valerie Hedges, Associate Professor, Physiology, MSU
  • Casey Henley, Professor, Physiology, MSU

Suggested for ages: Kindergarten and Pre-K, Elementary school age, Middle school age, High school age, 18 years and above

Scientific Disciplines:

  • Health and Human Services
  • STEAM Expo Days 128
  • Neuroscience Fair 28

Time and Location

  • 4/11/2026 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

    Location: STEM Teaching and Learning Facility Third Floor, West Wing

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