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Google Science Fair 2011 – Global Science Competition for Teenagers

01 Apr, 2011 | Author: Neuroscience News | 4 Comments »
Google Science Fair 2011 – Global Science Competition for Teenagers

This post is sponsored by Unruly Media. Teenagers between the ages of 13 and 18 years old are invited to submit science projects in the Google Science Fair 2011. Participating in the global science fair could be a wonderful life changing experience for a young, budding [Read More]

Neuroscience News Relaunch

06 Jul, 2010 | Author: admin | 2 Comments »
Neuroscience News Relaunch

NeuroscienceNews.com has relaunched with a fresh new website design, new engaging content and an easy to use neuroscience social network. [Read More]

Neuroscience News Redesigning Phase

02 Jul, 2010 | Author: admin | No Comments »
Neuroscience News Redesigning Phase

Neuroscience News is nearing the end of the redesign phase. A relaunch with the new design is expected for July 6. We invite all of our loyal visitors and new neuroscience friends to join us on the day for a look at the new design. We look forward to all opinions and [Read More]

Neuroscience News on Twitter

05 Sep, 2009 | Author: admin | No Comments »
Neuroscience News on Twitter

Neuroscience News is on Twitter. Follow Neuroscience News by following @neurosciencenew in Twitter. Neuroscience News will tweet when new neuroscience articles are posted at www.neurosciencenews.com as well as interact with Twitter followers. We will also retweet [Read More]

Redesign in Progress

05 Sep, 2009 | Author: admin | No Comments »
Redesign in Progress

Welcome to Neurosciencenews.com. We are currently changing the website. This should take a few hours. We hope to have the website up and ready for you by 6 am Central Time. Thank you. [Read More]

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