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Structure: How Brain Structure Can Be Plastic and Keep Children Healthy

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Join us for the next CNI Accessible Neuroscience lecture for the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Dr. Kelli Duncan will return to lead her talk Structure: How brain structure can be plastic and keep children healthy. Dr. Duncan studies how hormones repair the brain following traumatic brain injury (TBI). During her talk, she will share how brain structure changes during development, experience, and disease. Come to this talk to learn about the brain’s adaptability, which can be a strength and a weakness, and the importance of protecting our brains. This talk is open to teachers, parents, communities, and academic researchers, highlighting the crucial role of brain structure in our health.




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