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NOGGIN BLOGGIN NW Noggin publishes a continuously updated blog, with details on outreach visits we’ve made, art projects we’ve enjoyed, questions students asked about the brain, and summaries of our responses (with links to the relevant research cited in class)… Spring 2024 POSTER @ Society for Neuroscience Chapter Meeting DOWNLOAD…
Collaborators Original
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GROWING IN NETWORKS… The Northwest Neuroscience Outreach Group: Growing in Networks (nwnoggin.org) is a collaborative all volunteer educational effort to enthuse and engage academic priority students and the general public in the study and practice of neuroscience and art. And we’re a nonprofit! Northwest Noggin received federal 501(c)(3) status on November…
ABOUT
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Northwest NOGGIN: Neuroscience outreach group (“growing in networks”) What is Northwest Noggin? Northwest Noggin is a robust, creative, entirely volunteer driven non-profit organization (EIN: 81-3885713) that brings together scientists and artists and students of all ages to contribute their expertise, listen and learn from others, enthuse young people about science and…
Let it Shine!
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Post by Pearl Ton, a pre-med undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and minors in both Business Administration and Interdisciplinary Neuroscience at Portland State University. Hi there! My name is Pearl and I’m a premed student at Portland State University. My major is Psychology while my minors include Interdisciplinary Neuroscience and Business Administration.…
It’s Not Me, It’s My Amygdala!
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Post by Catriona Swallow, undergraduate in Psychology and Social Science pursuing a minor in Interdisciplinary Neuroscience at Portland State University. Cat is a Research Assistant in Dr. Tessa Dover’s StRIID Lab and President of the Neuroscience Club at PSU. The Importance of Neuroscience Education for All It was a bright…
Is stress ever good?
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Post by Angrich Brophy (she/her), pursuing undergraduate studies in Speech and Hearing Sciences, and an Interdisciplinary Neuroscience minor at Portland State University. College students get stressed! Various external factors can come into play, along with some self-induced ones. One of my top stressors in college is learning how to balance…
Your Invisible Sixth Sense
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Post by Hannah Hauser, an undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies and an Interdisciplinary Neuroscience minor at Portland State University. Exploring neuroscience and learning more about how our brains and bodies work will forever be fascinating… I frequently find myself saying “How did I not know this…
Do You Wake Up Tired?
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Post by Meaghan Creech, undergraduate in Public Health: Pre-Clinical Health Sciences pursuing a Neuroscience Minor at Portland State University. Meaghan is currently in the last term of their NIH-funded PSU URISE Cohort 2 placement in Nicole Bowles Lab within the Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences at Oregon Health and…
Without my amygdala, would I get scared?
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On a sunny, flowering, pollen-dense spring day, eighteen Noggin volunteers from Portland State University happily converged on Sunnyside Environmental School in southeast Portland. The school was bursting with activity, as students, teachers and staff were readying plants for a sale, while we carried in our pipe cleaner astrocytes, cerebellar granule…