Neuroscience For Kids

Translations of Neuroscience for Kids

Portions of Neuroscience for Kids are now available in Spanish, Portuguese, Slovakian, Italian, Korean, Slovene, French, Albanian, Norwegian, Romanian, Polish, Serbian, Hungarian, Russian, Slovene, Ukranian, Malay, and Turkish. These translations are located on other web sites and have NOT been checked for accuracy by anyone associated with Neuroscience for Kids. Click on a flag or link to visit Neuroscience for Kids in a different language.

Albanian	Epilepsy and Driving translated by Andrew McMason
Chinese (Mandarin)	Marijuana translated by Bright
French	Discovering the Sweet Mysteries of Chocolate translated by Maiwenn Cosqueric.
Hungarian	Dyslexia translated by Elana Pavlet, 10% of the brain myth translated by Szabolcs Csintalan and dyslexia translated by Szabolcs Csintalan.
Indonesian	Dyslexia translated by Fira Widagdo.
Italian	Lyme Disease and West Nile Virus translated by Gordiano Cardelli.
Korean	Translated by a team led by Professor Lee Maan-Gee and Professor Bae Jungok of Brain Science and Engineering Institute, Kyungpook National University.
Malay	Do you wear glasses? translated by Gerald Cheah.
Norwegian	Schizophrenia and Colors, Colors translation by Psychiatric Technician Team. The Retina translated by Mitko.
Polish	Neurotoxins and Sleep translation by Med Alert Systems.
Portuguese	Translated by Fernando Lage Bastos, Group of Studies of Neurocijncias and Neuropsicologia (GENN), Mackenzie University, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Portuguese	Translated by Susana de Almeida, Porto, Portugal.
Romanian	10% Brain Myth (translated by Irina Vasilescu).
Russian	Animal Sleep (translated by Sandi Wolfe)
Serbian	10% of the Brain Myth, Who, What, Where of Neuroscience, and Conduction Velocity translated by Svetlana Stefanovic, Belgrade, Serbia.
Slovene	What is Sleep? and How Much Do Animals Sleep? translated by Sophi Spacilova.
Slovak	Dyslexia and Epilepsy and Driving translated by Katarina Hornik.
Spanish	Translated by Claudia Monteys, Spain. Dyslexia I and Dyslexia II translated into Spanish.
Turkish	Epilepsy and Driving translated by Efser Unsal
Ukranian	Animal Sleep (translated by Mary Davidson) and Dyslexia (tranlated by David Diaz).