This social isolation helps curb the spread of disease across species, researchers found. vist.ly/4qg98

Uncover some of the groundbreaking historical achievements of Black neuroscientists to the field. #BlackHistoryMonth vist.ly/4qbj5

How do you solve your dinner dilemmas? Tune into why the prefrontal cortex is key. #BAVC vist.ly/4p2pw

Researchers identified a molecular pathway that could serve as a new target for medications developed to address neuropathy. @sfnjournals.bsky.social vist.ly/4pskx

Not all of us can be fearless like Alex Honnold! A cluster of neurons in the brain's fear center may drive our innate fear of heights. vist.ly/4ny4h

The choices we make are informed by a complex reward system involving expectation, value, and context. #BAVC vist.ly/4nxb7

The health benefits of exercise are well-established. Recent research makes a case for how high-intensity exercise repairs and boosts the brain and may even supercharge the fight against age-related neurodegenerative disease. vist.ly/4nsap

Cognitive neuroscience may shed light on how meditation could help with mental health. vist.ly/4nnp3

ICYMI: ADHD Meds May Work on Unexpected Brain Regions. And other neuroscience news you may have missed in December 2025. vist.ly/4nipk

Some studies suggest practicing yoga is associated with greater gray matter volume, decreased depression, and enhanced production of proteins important for plasticity, learning, and memory. vist.ly/4mwg3

Being bilingual can allow your brain to manage information differently than those who are monolingual. #BAVC25 vist.ly/4mrma

Scientists are learning more about this leading complication of childbirth. Treatments are improving and doctors can test for biological markers that flag heightened risk. @knowablemag.bsky.social vist.ly/4mkzr

Researchers have insight into how the SARS-CoV-2 virus harms the nervous system through inflammation. vist.ly/4mg92

Common GLP-1 drugs act all over the brain and body to induce weight loss. But their side effects often drive people to stop using them over the long term. vist.ly/4m6qa

SfN 2025 wrapped! Together, SfN members, donors, and volunteer leaders exchanged science, advocated for the field, and educated the public. Explore the top 3 articles, webinars, videos, social posts, media coverage, and more: vist.ly/4m6by

It’s what psychologists call self-continuity, and can improve your health and well-being. vist.ly/4kzxt

Can you taste color? Discover how this is possible in the world of synesthesia. #BAVC25 vist.ly/4kvai

Neural circuits link several brain regions together — shaping our behaviors, actions, thoughts, and emotions. Habits are formed when certain circuits are repeatedly activated and strengthened. vist.ly/4kq9j

Here's why catchy tunes sometimes get stuck in your head. #BAVC25 vist.ly/4jmkw

Rediscover our most popular content published in 2025. vist.ly/4jej4

Researchers presented findings on new ways to control and utilize prosthetics, offering a glimpse into the evolving future of brain-computer interfaces. vist.ly/4j7ec

Precision brain maps suggest ADHD profiles vary across patients. This finding may explain why the common drug Ritalin works for some, but not others. #SfN vist.ly/4i2ac

Learn why people with aphantasia are unable to visualize images in their minds. #BAVC25 vist.ly/4iwmr

ICYMI: Brain May Rewire Through 5 Distinct Eras Across Lifespan, Researchers Suggest. This and other neuroscience news you may have missed in November. vist.ly/4im5y

Here's how your brain helps you find your way home, no map required. #BAVC25 vist.ly/4i5tz

Female mice that have successfully raised litters step in to help other females in need during birth, preliminary research suggests. vist.ly/4hzn8

Add vector-borne illnesses like Lyme disease and West Nile virus to the long list of reasons why climate change is bad news for brain health. vist.ly/4hpgd

Researchers talked about the future of brain science at BrainFacts LIVE, a public event held during the Society for Neuroscience’s annual meeting. #SfN25 vist.ly/4hcqy

Peer into some clues as to why teenagers make hasty, sometimes ill-advised choices. #BAVC25 vist.ly/4h7vu

Facilities and administrative costs are not minor overhead. According to Stuart Firestein, they’re what keeps the lights on for science. vist.ly/4gw3r

Delve into the minds of the selfless! Discover how researchers are unraveling the mysteries behind the chemistry and architecture of charitable brains. vist.ly/4gv6p

Common GLP-1 drugs act all over the brain and body to induce weight loss. But their side effects often drive people to stop using them over the long term. #SfN25 vist.ly/4gqmv

Flavors aren’t all about what we taste. Learn how we create and experience flavor in this short puppet show. #Thanksgiving vist.ly/4g8u7

🎉Celebrate International Students Day! Dive into the intriguing world of neuroscience with engaging resources for the classroom. vist.ly/4eut5 🧠💡

Bright Light Neuro is an initiative to enable students to better understand how they think and feel by incorporating neuroscience lessons and activities in the classroom. #InternationalStudentsDay vist.ly/4esy9

Today's the day! Meet us tonight at Little Bird Brewing for BrainFacts Live. It's not too late to register and bring a friend! 🧠🍻 vist.ly/4eqfs

Researchers found distinct patterns of genetic signals matching the characteristics of four classes of trait patterns. vist.ly/4egyi

Neuroscience reveals the emotional and physiological benefits of acting generously, uprooting the misconception that people are innately selfish. #WorldKindnessDay vist.ly/4e8ev

ICYMI: Brain Game-Style Exercises May Boost Cognition. And other neuroscience news you may have missed in October 2025. vist.ly/4dz7u

Colors aren‘t an objective fact of the external world. Instead, they’re the result of how our brains interpret visible light. vist.ly/4dtng

Dive into the world of neuroscience with us at Little Bird Brewing for BrainFacts LIVE! Unravel brain disorders with Nicole Rust or enjoy a cold brew 🍺 while discussing latest neuroscience tech with Shrek Chalasani.

The tools of network neuroscience are unlocking our understanding of how our brains think. #STEAMDay vist.ly/4dfvf

Read perspectives on how stress can affect teens as they navigate challenges. #NationalStressAwarenessDay vist.ly/4dbg5

Huda Akil’s research on pain and stress illuminates the brain’s own resources for combatting physical and mental distress. #NationalStressAwarenessDay vist.ly/4dasr

Computational neuroscience helps us understand the brain not only as an organ, but as a system. vist.ly/4d6c6

Here’s a song about why you might get nauseous sitting in the back of a moving car. vist.ly/4ctmd

Our genomes are peppered with DNA segments called retrotransposons that can move from place to place. When unleashed, some can kill nerves and promote inflammation — a discovery that may inspire treatments for neurodegeneration. @KnowableMagazine vist.ly/4cpgm

We may be hardwired to look at spiders and snakes differently than other critters, but we aren’t born afraid of them. vist.ly/4cepx

This catchy song highlights women who have made major contributions to the neuroscience field. vist.ly/4bzrq

Dive into the depths of the brain with neuroscientists from across the country at Little Bird Brewing on Sunday, November 16th from 6:30pm to 9pm.