Kids Judge Neuroscience Fair 2004
Neuro Science 430, Spring 2004
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Sandi Brabb and Dr. Rector welcome Judges and introduce them to neuroscience. Judges check in.


A1
Andy Bieber and Jarrett Riley
  • Place Power - Test How Good Your Memory Is!!
    Model Outline
  • Neuro Model Thesis: Jarrett Riley and Andy Bieber.
  • First Place
        

    Children learn how memory works.
    A2
    Morten Moerup and Lindsey Muir
  • Seeing is Believing?
    Model Outline
  • Neuro Model Thesis: Morten Moerup, and Lindsey Muir.

  • The children learn how the visual system perceives pieces of our environment and must integrate them into a meaningful whole.
    A3
    Josh Dunnivant and Patrick Hines
  • Meeting your potential.
    Model Outline
  • Neuro Model Thesis: Josh Dunnivant and Patrick Hines.
  • Third Place
             
    The children are shown how an action potential arises in a post-synaptic cell after a depolarized pre-synaptic cell releases a neurotransmitter.
    A4
    Jamie Anson and James Bales
  • Ouch, My Brain
    Model Outline
  • Neuro Model Thesis: Jamie Anson and James Bales.
  • Second Place
             
               
    Children learn how and why damage to the CNS can be very severe.
    B1
    Josh Johnstone and Bridget McKay
  • Make a Memory

  • Neuro Model Thesis: Josh Johnstone and Bridget McKay.
  • Third Place
             
               
    The children learn where memory is stored in the brain.
    B2
    Kim Adachi and Alina Chahai
  • The Great Wall of the Brain Barrier
  • First Place
               
               
    The children learn about the Blood-Brain Barrier and how it protects the Brain.
    B3
    Darius Banks and Tiffany Ludka
  • Synaptic Tag
    Model Outline
  • Neuro Model Thesis: Tiffany Ludka.
  • Second Place
             
    The children learn the action of neurotransmitters and enzymes in the synapse.
    B4
    Shannon Urza, Andrew Seaman, and Kandi King.
  • Head's Hairy Hula
    Model Outline
  • Neuro Model Thesis: Andrew Seaman and Kandi King.
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    Children learn about vestibular function in regards to how it affects our balance and eye movements.

    Faculty and Specialty Exhibits
    C1
    Dr. Mark DeSantis
  • Brains, Brains, and more Brains.
  • Second Place
               


    The children get the opportunity to handle human and animal brains.
    C2
    Dr. Jim Krueger and Dr. Lynn Churchill
  • Sleep and Performance
  • First Place

    Children learn how sleep affects performance.
    C3
    Dr Jean Sumner
  • The Nerve of That Worm
  • Third Place

    The children learn about the nervous system in a worm.
    C4
    Manuel Rojas and Jinna Navas
  • The Brain Under the Microscope
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    Children are able to view brain cells under the microscope.
    D1
    Dr. Ray Quock
  • Mouse Maze
  • Third Place
               
    The children learn how the effects of anxiety are tested in mice.
    D2
    Heidi Stanton
  • Make a Neuron
  • Second Place
               
               
    The children learn about neurons by constructing one out of candy.
    D3
    Dr Brian Weissbart
  • Ooh, That Smell
  • First Place
               
    The children learn how the nose processes smells.
    D4
    Dr. Irina Topchiy and Bree Petersen
  • Cricket Telephone

  • The children learn about the nerves in crickets.