ASN, American Society for Neurochemistry

Welcome to the American Society for Neurochemisty

The American Society for Neurochemistry seeks to advance and promote the science of neurochemistry and related neurosciences and to increase and enhance neurochemical knowledge; to advance, promote, support, encourage and facilitate communication among investigators in neurochemistry and related neurosciences; to promote, support, encourage and facilitate the dissemination of information concerning neurochemical research through scientific meetings, seminars, publications and related activities; to promote, support and encourage the research of individual neurochemists and to engage in activities for the advancement of the science of neurochemistry.

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ASN Neuro  
is an open access, peer-reviewed journal uniquely 
positioned to provide investigators with the most re- 
cent advances across the breadth of the cellular and
molecular neurosciences and the official Journal of 
the ASN. 2014 Impact Factor of 4.436
http://www.asnneuro.org/


		
						




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Congratulations 2017 Award Winners!

Marian Kies Award 
Zila Martinez-Lozada
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Jordi Folch-Pi Award 
Sergiu Pasca
Stanford University

Sanofi Travel Award
Vladimir Grubisic
Michigan State University


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Future neuroscientists from around the world met in Washington, DC this week to compete in the nineteenth World Brain Bee Championship. The Brain Bee is a neuroscience competition for young students, 13 to 19 years of age. It was hosted by the American Psychological Association. The American Society for Neurochemistry also provides a $1,000 check and copy of the Basic Neurochemistry Textbook to the winner.

The 2017 World Brain Bee Champion is Sojas Wagle, a sophomore from Har-Ber High School in Arkansas, USA.

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1st Place: Sojas Wagle

Sojas has a breath taking history of accomplishments. He is the captain of his school’s Quiz Bowl Team, and was state MVP for the last two years. He placed third in the National Geographic Bee in 2015. Last year, he was chosen for “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” Whiz Kids Edition. By the end of the game show, he had won $250,000, and later donated some of his winnings to his school district and a children’s hospital. He is also a member of the Arkansas Philharmonic Youth Orchestra where he plays violin as first chair.

Second Place went to Milena Malcharek of August Witkowski High School in Cracow, Poland. Third Place went to Elwin Raj A/L P. Raj Vethamuthu from Sbpi Gopeng High School in Malaysia. Germany and Israel tied for fourth place, and Iran came in fifth. Sixth thru tenth places went to Grenada, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Korea.

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