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Brain Bee Challenge tests how smart students are
THE questions were enough to make the audience’s brains hurt.
But if you know your forebrain from your mesocortical pathway, and astrocytes from norepinephrine, you may have stood a chance.
Nine secondary school students tested their book smarts, squeamishness and brain power in the Australian and New Zealand Brain Bee Challenge in Brisbane yesterday.
Silas Hansch-Maher, from Saint Ignatius College in Adelaide, was the first winner from South Australia in the event’s 12-year history.
The 16-year-old trumped the four-part challenge, held at the Australasian Neuroscience Society’s annual scientific meeting.
Students needed to diagnose a patient with a neurological illness, analyse human and animal brains to identify the anatomical structures and survive a live question-and-answer round.
Jennifer Mai, from Brisbane State High School, was the runner-up.
Renowned stem cell scientist Emeritus Professor Alan Mackay-Sim said he became fascinated with the brain as a teenager and he praised the event for encouraging more young people to become passionate about science.
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