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Brain Exhibition

motal brain dream exhibit
Most people are amazed that a bumpy 3-pound organ the size of a small cantaloupe can not only direct the functions of our bodies but also control how new things are learned and retained as memories.

Thanks to new technology and expanded thinking about the physical brain, neuroscientists are sharing discoveries every day that have insights for teaching and learning. MOTAL participants will have access to up-to-date information and exciting interactive experiences that help make a visit to the brain exhibition a very memorable experience.

In the center of the Rotunda of the Brain, guests will experience the two-story brain, walking through the two halves of the brain. There they will see how parts of the brain work—we think—and find out important things about how to enhance their functioning.

Another section of this exhibition that features how to remember will attract people of all ages to its various learning stations. Nearby, a gigantic but accurate model of the outside of the brain will allow for climbing and hands-on examination of the brain’s fissures.

Interested in seeing this dream come true? Share your thoughts with us.


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  • HOME
  • What We Do
    • Artifacts >
      • Artifact of the Month
      • Artifact Group and Index
    • Exhibitions >
      • Your Baby's Amazing Brain
      • A Class Action >
        • Exhibition Layout
        • Manuscript and Photographs
        • Artifacts
        • Recordings and Documentary
        • Docent Support
        • Classroom Materials
        • Suggested Events
        • Marketing Materials
        • Venues
        • What People Are Saying
        • Acknowledgements
      • Memories of Mexican Schools Listening Station
      • Two Roads, One Journey >
        • Objectives
        • Our Audience
        • The Experience
        • Exhibition Floor Plan
        • Venues
        • Creative Team
      • Past Exhibitions
    • Podcasts
    • Programs >
      • Artifact Collection
      • Artifact Group and Index
      • Learn
      • Bookshop
      • Resources
  • About Us
    • About MOTAL
    • Our History
    • Board Members
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  • MOTAL Articles