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Neuroscience Outstanding Senior Award Recipient - Mackenzie Lynch

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NSCI & NSCS Undergraduates Showcase Research at the 2026 Neuroscience Poster Forum

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2026 University of Arizona Award for Excellence Awarded to Maria Rodriguez

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2026 Nu Rho Psi Induction

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2026 College of Science Staff Advisory Council Award of Excellence Awarded to Kate DeShiell

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"Franke Honors Senior, 19, Funds Groundbreaking Research through Exploratory Mini Grant"

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NSCS Student Safiya Tarazi Part of U of A Team "Turning up the volume on global health, U of A students take aim at $1M Hult Prize"

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Department of Neuroscience Hosts Symbiosis: An Exhibit of Biological Art

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The Brain Cells Long Called 'Support' Found to be Critical for Aversive Memory

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2026 Lecture Series Preview: From fruit flies to future cure with Dr. Martha Bhattacharya

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