Professor excited about neuroscience outreach

Engaging neuroscience

ENGAGINGNEUROSCIENCELABS & OUTREACH

Enhance Your Teaching & Expand Your Impact

Backyard Brains neuroscience kits are used in undergraduate labs, psychology courses, and biomedical engineering programs at leading universities worldwide. We provide affordable, hands-on neuroscience experiments for students who want to learn neural recording techniques without the cost and complexity of high-end lab equipment.

FOR PROFESSORS & COLLEGE LAB COURSES

Neuroscience Lab Courses

Introduce neurophysiology through hands-on neural recordings.

Psychology & Cognitive Science

Introduce neurophysiology through hands-on neural recordings.

Biomedical Engineering

Introduce neurophysiology through hands-on neural recordings.

Outreach & Education Research

Introduce neurophysiology through hands-on neural recordings.

WHAT DO PROFESSORS SAY?

Portrait of Dr. Manuel Diaz-Rios

DR. Manuel Diaz-Rios

Professor of Neuroscience and Biology at Bowdoin College, Brunswick (ME)

“Our students engage in open-ended neuroscience experiments, making real discoveries in class.”

FOR

UNIVERSITY OUTREACH & AP SCIENCE

Bring the cutting-edge of brain science into your AP Biology, AP Psychology, or Human Anatomy & Physiology classrooms with real-time neural experiments.

Our affordable, research-grade tools let students record real neuron activity, explore reaction times, and even control movement using bioelectric signals.

Student recording her muscle signals with a SpikerBox and a smartphone

NEUROSCIENCE OUTREACH PARTNERSHIPS

Want to create a neuroscience outreach initiative? Let’s collaborate to bring hands-on neuroscience education to your community.

Run a Brain Awareness Week program

using hands-on demos.

Provide neuroscience experiments

for high school summer programs.

Incorporate EEG & neural activity demos

into student-led STEM outreach events.

ENHANCE YOUR LABS & OUTREACH WITH BACKYARD BRAINS

Upgrade Your Labs & Outreach with Hands-On Neuroscience!

Researcher wearing a head magnifier during a plant neuroscience experiment

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