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CNS 2025: Day 3 Highlights

April 1, 2025

The third day of CNS 2025 in Boston included 4 symposia — on topics ranging from use of smartphones to better understand and strengthen memory to visual development across cognitive systems — 2 poster sessions, a workshop on navigating difficult times, the Young Investigator Award lectures by Emily Finn and André Bastos, and the Fred Kavli Distinguished Career Contributions Award lecture by Marie Banich. Check out some highlights in photos and posts below.

 

 

-Lisa M.P. Munoz

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