International Brain Bee
A global neuroscience quiz competition open to teens ages 13-19 that tests knowledge of brain anatomy, imaging, and neurological disorders through local, national, and international rounds, run by a consortium including the Society for Neuroscience and APA.
The IBB World Championship will be held virtually
The Championship brings together national champions from around the world
Each participant must first win their respective national Brain Bee competition
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