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Scientists at the ßÏßÏÊÓƵ are celebrating Neuroscience research at a free family-friendly event on campus.

The event, which takes place on 8^th June, will see members of ßÏßÏÊÓƵ Neuroscience showcase their research with public lectures and hands-on activities.

Professor Louise Serpell, Co-Director of ßÏßÏÊÓƵ Neuroscience, said: “This event will be an excellent opportunity to celebrate the fantastic Neuroscience research happening at ßÏßÏÊÓƵ with members of the University and our local community.”

Researchers will engage with attendees with soapbox-style short talks and hands-on activities, covering a wide range of brain research, from the causes of dementia to mouse navigation.

The event will also see two public lectures; , School of Psychology, will explore the effect of a four day working week on brain, mind and body and , will explore how mouse whiskers link with behaviour.

The ßÏßÏÊÓƵ has one of the highest densities of Neuroscience faculty of any university in the UK, with about 50 research groups.

These diverse groups make up the ßÏßÏÊÓƵ Neuroscience community and are based in the Brighton and ßÏßÏÊÓƵ Medical School and the ßÏßÏÊÓƵ Schools of Life Sciences, Psychology and Engineering and Informatics.

The event, which is suitable for children, will take place from 4.30 to 8pm on 8 June in the Terrace Room of Bramber House.

While free,