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by Lynda F. Rysavy | Friday, Feb 19, 2021

Florida Atlantic University’s Brain Institute is proud to announce “,” a monthlong virtual celebration of neuroscience to engage, empower and educate the public about brain diseases and ultimately reduce the stigma associated with brain disorders.

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This year’s virtual presentations cover a range of topics from understanding how dogs love us to insights into the treatments for Alzheimer’s disease. The programs kick off on Tuesday, March 2 at 4 p.m. and runs through Saturday, March 27 virtually on Zoom. For a full schedule of events, visit .

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“We are excited at the breadth of our program this year, truly something for everybody,” said , Ph.D., executive director of and a professor of biomedical science in ��������’s . “Attendees will see that brain science touches everyone, and sometimes is out of this world!”

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“Brainy Days”exemplifies ��������’s commitment to providing the community with the knowledge needed to maintain brain health and lower one’s risk for brain diseases. Scientists at ��������’s Brain Institute are committed to conducting world-class research, the development of cutting-edge technologies, and training the next generation of neuroscientists.��

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“Since 2018, Palm Health Foundation and the �������� Brain Institute have partnered to advance brain health and neuroscience in Palm Beach County,” said Patrick McNamara, Palm Health Foundation president and CEO. We are pleased to sponsor Brainy Days 2021, as we continue to deepen and apply understanding of the brain for our community.”

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“Brainy Days,” is sponsored by the Palm Health Foundation. The Dana Foundation, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium provided additional support.

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For more information on “Brainy Days,” contact Nicole Baganz, Ph.D., director of community engagement and programming of ��������’s Brain Institute, at BI-Outreach@fau.edu or 561-799-8100.