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High School Biomedical Research Program

Summary

The High School Biomedical Research Program (HSBRP) began in 1987 with a grant from the National Institutes of Health. Its purpose is to increase the biomedical awareness and experiences of high school students, especially in the field of neuroscience. Major components include the Summer Program, the International Brain Bee, Project HEARTS, the Brain Literature Competition, the Brain Art Competition, and Baltimore Brains Rule! All high school students are eligible and encouraged to participate especially disadvantaged students. All components of this award-winning program are free. Information, instructions and application forms are located on this web site. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the Director, Dr. Norbert Myslinski, at nmyslinski@umaryland.edu.

Other Resources

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  • International Brain Bee
    (Small summary, List of local coordinators, Large summary, Press release)
  • Maryland Brain Bee (Flyer, Press release)
  • Summer Program (Flyer, Application, Comprehensive Report)
  • Project HEARTS! (Summary)
  • Baltimore Brains Rule! (Summary, Press release)
  • Brain Art Competition (Flyer, Press release)
  • Brain Literature Competition (Flyer, Press release)
  • Brain Awareness Activities (Summary, 2003 Schedule of Activities)