Brainwaves and Breakthroughs: A Neuroscience Teach-In
Hosted by New Mexico Stand Up for Science
Where: ABQ Main Library Auditorium
When: Saturday, August 23rd at 3:00 PM

Join us for Brainwaves and Breakthroughs, a community teach-in spotlighting the power of neuroscience and the importance of scientific research in our everyday lives. This event, organized by the New Mexico chapter of Stand Up for Science, will feature local neuroscience PhD researchers sharing their work and insights on how brain science shapes our understanding of memory, addiction, and aging.

Come hear from:

• Sam McKenzie, PhD – on how memories are formed and stored in the brain

• Fernando Valenzuela, MD, PhD – on alcohol exposure and its effects on the developing brain

• Nicole Maphis, PhD – on the links between alcohol use and Alzheimer’s disease

Whether you're a science enthusiast, student, advocate, or just curious about how neuroscience impacts public health and policy, this event is for you!

Free and open to the public.