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Brain Awareness Week Quiz National University of Ireland Galway February 2018 By Joëlle Bizeau Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow in the BrainMatTrain project

There are strange people in the world who choose to spend their lives doing experiments and searching for answers to questions or solutions to problems

Perhaps you think that they look like this

Or like this

Or even like this

But they are people like you!

This quiz will help you discover an area of research! There are a lot of laboratories where researchers can perform experiments and focus on many different things! This quiz will help you discover an area of research! Select an answer by clicking on the round button and go to next question by clicking on the arrow. You can select only one answer per question.

Question 1 How do you think mussels can help scientists? By eating them with french fries By using the shells to fabricate new things By using them as an inspiration to create new things

Congratulations ! How do you think mussels can help scientists? By eating them with french fries By using the shells to fabricate new things By using them as an inspiration source to create new things Mussels can be strongly fixed to very different surfaces. Researchers found the molecules that create this adhesion and use it in many different applications. One of these applications is a bioadhesive gel that can heal a cut in the skin. Thanks to this molecule, the gel stays in the cut and can cure it with greater efficiency!

Ooooh…You will be better next time! How do you think mussels can help scientists? By eating them with french fries By using the shells to fabricate new things By using them as an inspiration source to create new things Mussels can be strongly fixed to very different surfaces. Researchers found the molecules that create this adhesion and use it in many different applications. One of these applications is a bioadhesive gel that can heal a cut in the skin. Thanks to this molecule, the gel stays in the cut and can cure it with greater efficiency!

Question 2 What do you think this is? Bacteria Aliens hugging Phytoplankton A quaffle to play Quidditch http://moocs.southampton.ac.uk/oceans/2015/09/02/kyle-mayers-my-research/

Emiliania Huxleyi bloom, picture took by NASA from space Congratulations! What do you think this is? Bacteria Aliens hugging Phytoplankton A quaffle to play Quidditch This is a phytoplankton, more precisely, a coccolitophore. And even more precisely, a specific coccolitophore called Emiliania huxleyi. It is so small than even with a powerful microscope, you will not be able to see it. We need a different type of device to take a picture like this! But the most amazing thing is that when there are a lot of Emiliania huxleyi in the same place, you can see them from space! Look at this creamy patch on the ocean! Emiliania Huxleyi bloom, picture took by NASA from space

Ooooh…You will be better next time! What do you think this is? Bacteria Aliens hugging Phytoplankton A quaffle to play Quidditch This is a phytoplankton, more precisely, a coccolitophore. And even more precisely, a specific coccolitophore called Emiliania huxleyi. It is so small than even with a powerful microscope, you will not be able to see it. We need a different type of device to take a picture like this! But the most amazing thing is that when there are a lot of Emiliania huxleyi in the same place, you can see them from space! Look at this creamy patch on the ocean! Emiliania Huxleyi bloom, picture took by NASA from space

Question 3 What do you think this is for? Listening to music Replacing a dysfunctional bone Acting as a brake on a bike

Congratulations! What do you think this is for? Listening to music Replacing a dysfunctional bone Acting as a brake on a bike This is a hip joint. It’s a prosthesis made with titanium, ceramics or a mix of different materials and it is used when the bone is broken or to replace tendons and ligaments.

Ooooh…You will be better next time! What do you think this is for? Listening to music Replacing a dysfunctional bone Acting as a brake on a bike This is a hip joint. It’s a prosthesis made with titanium, ceramics or a mix of different materials and it is used when the bone is broken or to replace tendons and ligaments.

The things that you just saw are biomaterials The things that you just saw are biomaterials. Researchers have a definition for them, and a list of properties that these biomaterials need to have to be efficient and validated. Continue the quiz to discover what these are!

Question 4 A biomaterial is made from… Natural materials: nature makes them and then humans use them to fabricate a biomaterial Synthetic materials: these are fabricated completely by humans Natural or/and synthetic materials

Congratulations! A biomaterial is made from… Natural materials: nature makes them and then humans use them to fabricate a biomaterial Synthetic materials: these are fabricated completely by humans Natural or/and synthetic materials A biomaterial can be made from natural materials like plants or from synthetic material like plastic or metal, but it can also be a combination of a natural and a synthetic material. Natural (coccolith from coccolithophore) Synthetic

It’s true, but… A biomaterial is made from… Natural materials: nature makes them and then humans use them to fabricate a biomaterial Synthetic materials: these are fabricated completely by humans Natural or/and synthetic materials A biomaterial can be made from natural materials like plants or from synthetic material like plastic or metal, but it can also be a combination of a natural and a synthetic material. Natural (coccolith from coccolithophore) Synthetic

Question 5 A biomaterial… Has to be temporary, which means that it has to disappear after a period of time Has to be permanent, which means that it has to stay in the body during a lifetime Can be either temporary or permanent

Congratulations! A biomaterial… Has to be temporary, which means that it has to disappear after a period of time Has to be permanent, which means that it has to stay in the body during a lifetime Can be either temporary or permanent This property of a biomaterial is linked to what we want to do with it. If, for example, you lose a tooth when you are an adult and you want a new one, you want it to be permanent.

Ooooh…You will be better next time! A biomaterial… Has to be temporary, which means that it has to disappear after a period of time Has to be permanent, which means that it has to stay in the body during a lifetime Can be either temporary or permanent This property of a biomaterial is linked to what we want to do with it. If, for example, you lose a tooth when you are an adult and you want a new one, you want it to be permanent.

Question 6 A biomaterial has to be biocompatible, which means several things. Which one of these is wrong? The body must not fight or attack the biomaterial The biomaterial can cause allergic reactions The biomaterial cannot be toxic The biomaterial cannot cause inflammation

Congratulations! A biomaterial has to be biocompatible, which means several things. Which one of these is wrong? The body must not fight or attack the biomaterial The biomaterial can cause allergic reactions The biomaterial cannot be toxic The biomaterial cannot cause inflammation The main purpose of a biomaterial is to help the body. It can fight against a microbe or replace a part of the body that is missing. So it is absolutely necessary that it doesn’t cause any problem. If there is an allergic reaction, for instance, we have to find a new material that does not cause this reaction.

Ooooh…You will be better next time! A biomaterial has to be biocompatible, which means several things. Which one of these is wrong? The body must not fight or attack the biomaterial The biomaterial can cause allergic reactions The biomaterial cannot be toxic The biomaterial cannot cause inflammation The main purpose of a biomaterial is to help the body. It can fight against a microbe or replace a part of the body that is missing. So it is absolutely necessary that it doesn’t cause any problem. If there is an allergic reaction, for instance, we have to find a new material that does not cause this reaction.

Question 7 Which form can have a biomaterial? Fiber Sphere Sponge Mesh A lot!

Here are just some examples! All are good answers! Which form can have a biomaterial? Fibers Spheres A lot! Here are just some examples! Sponge Mesh

Question 8 This is a drop of gel made with collagen, a molecule you have in large amounts in your body. What do you think we can do with it? Encapsulate neurons Play marbles Do false spots for halloween make up Use it as a transparent plaster

Congratulations! This is a drop of gel made with collagen, a molecule you have in large amounts in your body. What do you think we can do with it? Encapsulate neurons Play marbles Do false spots for halloween make up Use it as a transparent plaster It is true that some gels are used to heal cuts on your skin, but not as drops like this one. This gel is fabricated in the lab to help people suffering from Parkinson’s disease. We try to put neurons and cells in it. Blue spots are the nucleus of all the cells and red spots are neurons!

Ooooh…You will be better next time! This is a drop of gel made with collagen, a molecule you have in large amounts in your body. What do you think we can do with it? Encapsulate neurons Play marbles Do false spots for halloween make up Use it as a transparent plaster It is true that some gels are used to heal cuts on your skin, but not as drops like this one. This gel is fabricated in the lab to help people suffering from Parkinson’s disease. We try to put neurons and cells in it. Blue spots are the nucleus of all the cells and red spots are neurons!

Question 9 This one is a very small sphere. What do you think we can do with it? Transform it into a cosy house for bacteria Make very small jewels Put a drug inside to protect it Nothing – it’s too small!

Congratulations! This one is a very small sphere. What do you think we can do with it? Transform it into a cosy house for bacteria Make very small jewels Put a drug inside to protect it Nothing – it’s too small! When you take a drug because you are sick, it can be eliminated before arriving at the right place. These spheres can protect it and are so small that they can enter your cells and give the drug exactly where it is needed. On this new picture, the red things are cells with their nuclei colored in purple. The green spots are drugs encapsulated in the spheres. You see: many of them are in the cells!

Ooooh…You will be better next time! This one is a very small sphere. What do you think we can do with it? Transform it into a cosy house for bacteria Make very small jewels Put a drug inside to protect it Nothing – it’s too small! When you take a drug because you are sick, it can be eliminated before arriving at the right place. These spheres can protect it and are so small that they can enter your cells and give the drug exactly where it is needed. On this new picture, the red things are cells with their nuclei colored in purple. The green spots are drugs encapsulated in the spheres. You see: many of them are in the cells!

Question 10 What is this? A broccoli A mushroom A cell A particle

Well done! What is this? A broccoli A mushroom A cell A particle Particles Cancer cell Mushroom

I caught you! What is this? A broccoli A mushroom A cell A particle Particles Cancer cell Mushroom

That is the end of the quiz. We hope you liked it That is the end of the quiz. We hope you liked it! In the lab, we love working with these biomaterials and want them to be useful for people suffering from several diseases. Perhaps you will join us one day?