The squidgy, wrinkly-looking thing between our ears is probably the most misunderstood, under-utilised, and unloved part of the human body.
BrainWeek is our chance to put things right, give our brains a hug, get to know them better – and do stuff that makes them happier - and more importantly, healthier.
We do this by setting you a series of daily mind-expanding exercises to do during BrainWeek.
Bummer! You’ve missed BrainWeek 2010. But the results for BrainWeek 2010 are still coming in – click here to see the latest.
But don’t worry! You can get a massive headstart (geddit?) by putting your brain through it’s paces with these brainy exercises while you wait for Brainweek 2011 to come round.
Or just sign up and sit back and wait for us to drop you a line before next year’s BrainWeek.
Just give us a few details, and you’re in.
Oddly enough, Albert Einstein’s brain was smaller than average. But then brain size is proportional to body size. Which means brains, like t-shirts, come in Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large. You might have a problem though, if you tried taking your brain back to the store for a refund if you’re not happy with it…
