Main poster for "Woori Noe-ga Gunggumhae!" (We're Curious About Our Brains!), a brain science exhibition at Daegu Children's World. [Daegu City Happiness Promotion Agency]
Main poster for "Woori Noe-ga Gunggumhae!" (We're Curious About Our Brains!), a brain science exhibition at Daegu Children's World. [Daegu City Happiness Promotion Agency]

Daegu Children's World, operated by the Daegu City Happiness Promotion Agency, announced Tuesday it is running a free brain science exhibition titled "Woori Noe-ga Gunggumhae!" (We're Curious About Our Brains!) through Nov. 20 to nurture children's scientific curiosity.

The exhibition, which opened Saturday as part of the Daegu Metropolitan Office of Education's "Kids Campus" education development project, is being held on the third floor of the Kkumnuri Hall at Daegu Children's World in Suseong-gu.

Themed around "the adventure of a little scientist uncovering and solving the mysteries of the brain," the exhibition is designed to help children understand the structure and functions of the brain in an accessible and engaging way.

Key activities include exploring brain anatomy using brain models and magnetic puzzles, optical illusion experiences, memory games, a brainwave-controlled robot experience and a shrink keyring craft. The exhibition also teaches healthy lifestyle habits — including proper diet, sleep and exercise — that support brain health, and has drawn strong interest from families.

Yun Yeong-ae, chairperson of the Daegu City Happiness Promotion Agency, said she hopes children will have a rewarding time getting up close with brain science alongside their families and exploring it firsthand. "We will continue to develop a wide range of hands-on programs," she added.


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