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ALT Flyer with a description of the program and two images. To the left: rainbox rectangles with neurons inside is topped by text: the brain is diverse as are we! On top: left hemisphere of a brain meets people holding hands. Are you a senior graduate student interested in sharing your research with the NYU Neuroscience Community and exploring potential postdoctoral training opportunities? Join us for the 3rd annual CoNNExINS symposium! Members of underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply. During our 2-day program, you will: present and discuss your graduate research by giving a talk to the NYU neuroscience community, including trainees and faculty and connect with our leadership and community members by participating in one-on-one meetings and a panel discussion with current and former postdocs about life at NYU. Applicants must be traveling from within the United States. Credit for CoNNExINS logo: Karin Morandell, PhD Credit for Diverse Brains logo: Tanvi Butola, PhD

ALT Background is a nissl-stained brain section. Foreground left side is the Facts Machine logo along with the text: Taking a Brain Check, comedy and trivia loosely inspired by neuroscience, Friday, March 17th at 7:00pm. Foreground right side is the text "with special guests:" along with the images and names of Thiago Arzua, PhD and Paula Croxson, PhD. At the bottom edge of the image on the right half are images of Noah and Em holding a plastic brain model and a plastic skull model with an expandable, multi-colored ball in place of the brain, as well as Rob holding and looking through a microscope.

ALT Background is a nissl-stained brain section. Foreground left side is the Facts Machine logo along with the text: Taking a Brain Check, comedy and trivia loosely inspired by neuroscience, Friday, March 17th at 7:00pm. Foreground right side is the text "with special guests:" along with the images and names of Thiago Arzua, PhD and Paula Croxson, PhD. At the bottom edge of the image on the right half are images of Noah and Em holding a plastic brain model and a plastic skull model with an expandable, multi-colored ball in place of the brain, as well as Rob holding and looking through a microscope.



































