REGISTER NOW FOR BRITISH NEUROSCIENCE OLYMPIAD 2025

[British Brain Bee]

The Regional British Neuroscience Olympiad (BNO) 2025 Competition will take place on June 14, 2025. The registration is now open. Students can register themselves, and they do not need to register through the school. The online exam will have 50 questions which must be answered within 30 minutes. It will be proctored online and no cheating will be tolerated.

BRITISH NEUROSCIENE OLYMPIAD 2025 TIMELINE

ONLINE ROUND     June 14, 2025 (Online)

NATIONAL ROUND   September, 2025 (Live in London)

REGISTRATION

https://britishneuroscienceolympiad.co.uk/bno-2025/

WHAT'S NEW IN THE BNO?

The British Neuroscience Olympiad 2025 will include 2 rounds:

• Regional competition (anyone can participate from around the world)
• National competition – (Top 50 UK students will be invited to participate in a live event in London)

Please note that the British Neuroscience Olympiad Bee is NOT part of the International Brain Bee. The winner will NOT be eligible for the International Brain Bee. 

HOW TO PREPARE?

All the questions of the regional round competition will be drawn from Neuroscience: Science of the Brain (no questions will come from chapters 16 Artificial Brains and Neural Networks and 18 Neuroethics) and Brain Facts book.

For the national competition, the questions will come from Neuroscience: Science of the Brain, Brain Facts book released by the Society for Neurosciences, and Essential Neuroscience by Siegel.

NEUROSCIENCE OLYMPIAD TRAINING CAMP

We will also be running a Neuroscience Olympiad Training camp. If you would like to join, please fill in this Google form: https://forms.gle/uvigfWfc6mdhh4Jb6.

NATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE OLYMPIAD 2025

The National Neuroscience Olympiad 2025 competition will be hosted live in September 2025 in London. The competition will include 4 parts:

• MCQ test 
  • Around 90 multiple choice questions.
• Patient diagnosis (you will be presented videos with patients and you will have to diagnose the condition).
  • The exam will involve 10-15 patient cases.
• Neuroanatomy and Neurohistology (you will be given around 20 structures to identify from the Powerpoint slides with real brain and spinal cord specimens)
• Live Q&A
  • Only Top 10 best performers form previous parts will be invited to answer questions live.
  • This section will be open to the public to observe.

The full day program and times will be announced shortly. This round is open only to UK residents.