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International Youth Neuroscience Association

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What is the International Youth Neuroscience Association?

The International Youth Neuroscience Association (IYNA) is a global, youth-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to inspiring the next generation of neuroscientists. Our mission is to introduce students to the excitement of scientific inquiry and enable them to explore the wonders of the brain. Our mission is to provide high quality, open access opportunities that allow students to authentically pursue neuroscience. We accomplish this by hosting a variety of open-access, high quality events and programs including Youth Neuroscience (our summer program), the IYNA Annual Ideathon, and Brain Bee Bootcamps. Additionally, young neuroscience enthusiasts have the opportunity to receive special training through our series of webinars and experience through publishing in the IYNA Journal. Read More


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Jan 2024 Introducing the most active IYNA Chapter of the season! Introducing the chapters of the season for the December month! Give it up for chapter USA011 of Glendora High School in first place! 🥇🧠🎉
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Feb 2024 Become a part of the IYNA Team! Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. To apply, please fill out this form once for each position you would like to apply to. As positions are filled, they will be annotated as such. If there are ways you would like to contribute to the IYNA that are not listed here, feel free to reach out to us - we are always open to new projects led by enthusiastic team members!
Application : https://forms.gle/5yJbFEdtzFqCXnPv6
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JAN 2024 Runner up IYNA Chapter with the most activity Give it up for our first runner up for our december chapter of the season. Chapter EGY003 of Kafr El-sheikh STEM High School comes in second place for the most points. 🥈🧠🎉

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