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Neuronline is
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’s home for learning and discussion for the last 10 years!🧠🔬
The
#SfN25
virtual component is officially open—your backstage pass to all things neuroscience. Whether you're navigating the convention center in San Diego or attending in your favorite hoodie from home, the science is just a click away. Explore Now!
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Can't decide between researching and teaching neuroscience? In this Careers in Neuroscience profile on Hugo Sánchez-Castillo, PhD, learn how to build a dynamic neuroscience career rooted in research, mentorship, and curiosity. Read on Neuronline now:
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4 days ago
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Are you interested in getting more involved at SfN? Applications for the 2026 Community Leaders cohort are now open‼️ Learn more about the Community Leaders program and apply today on Neuronline:
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reposted by
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Society for Neuroscience
6 days ago
Celebrating
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
and the indigenous neuroscientists and researchers whose work, mentorship, and collaboration strengthen the neuroscience community. Their contributions continue to drive the field forward. 🧠
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#neuroskyence
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“Neuroscience isn’t just a discipline—it’s a way of thinking.” Valéria Muoio discusses her multidisciplinary career as a neurosurgeon and professor and reflects on how curiosity and compassion can shape a meaningful professional journey. 📖 Read now:
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9 days ago
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Starting soon! Register now.
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10 days ago
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What does real mentorship look like? Hannah Lichtenstein and Mikayla Kendall discuss how they’ve navigated diverse learning styles, burnout, and the power of “mentoring up.” 🎧Listen now:
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10 days ago
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Are you interested in getting more involved at SfN? Applications for the 2026 Community Leaders cohort are now open‼️ Learn more about the Community Leaders program and apply today on Neuronline:
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ICYMI: Read the first Careers in Neuroscience profile on a translational researcher! Learn about Suet Theng Beh’s career and what skills and experiences you need to follow a similar path. 📖 Read now:
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17 days ago
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Science policy and communication is more important than ever. Learn about Naomi Charalambakis, PhD, director of communications and science policy at Americans for Medical Progress, and what it takes to pursue this career path:
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18 days ago
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Federal research funding is essential for sustaining the future of neuroscience and neurology. Register for SfN and AAN’s joint forum taking place Thursday, October 30, 4:30–5:30 p.m. EDT, to learn more about neuroscience research in uncertain times. 🔗:
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AAN and SfN Joint Forum: Neuroscience Research in Times of Uncertainty
pFederal research funding is essential for advancing science, improving patient care, and sustaining the future of neuroscience and neurology. Yet, the appropriations process that determines this funding can be complex and unpredictable. Meaningful and effective engagement requires strong, coordinated advocacy. /p
https://neuronline.sfn.org/advocacy/aan-and-sfn-joint-forum?utm_source=X&utm_medium=social-nol&utm_campaign=AT_webinars&utm_content=10302025
19 days ago
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BrainFacts
25 days ago
Congrats to our 2025 Brain Awareness Video Contest winners! 🎉#BAVC25 🥇🏆 “Something to Savor: The Neuroscience of Flavor” by Gina Rizzo, Allison George, Diana Guarino & Lindsey Czarnecki 🥈”The Shape of Our Memories” by Yewon Jun 🥉”The Caffeine Conundrum” by Andi Liu
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Are you interested in getting more involved at SfN? Apply to be a 2026 Community Leader! Learn more about the Community Leaders program and apply today on Neuronline:
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Your undergraduate years are a unique opportunity to grow as a researcher. Learn how to make the most of them without sacrificing balance. Read the full article on Neuronline now:
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Undergraduate to Scientist: How Early Skills and Experiences Shape Your CV
pWhen I started my undergraduate studies, I didn’t realize that I was already taking the first steps toward becoming an independent researcher. In fact, the habits, skills, and experiences you develop during your undergraduate years can shape the trajectory of your career for years to come./ppBy intentionally building your academic and scientific CV from the start and approaching your research with dedication, responsibility, and respect for deadlines, you set yourself apart. It’s not only about achievements on paper, but also about cultivating the mindset and abilities that make you a resilient, adaptable, and trustworthy researcher./p
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Whether Congress is in session or in recess, there’s always an opportunity to engage with your representatives and support robust NIH funding. Use these resources below to help you navigate:
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#ECPA
#NeuroAdvocates
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Happening today! Register before noon today.
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@tiffanychan-stem.bsky.social
didn’t grow up thinking science was for her. Now she’s a Goldwater Scholar helping others see what’s possible. Her story is full of practical advice for students with nontraditional backgrounds navigating uncertainty. 📖Read on Neuronline:
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Undergraduate to Scientist: How Early Skills and Experiences Shape Your CV
pGrowing up in a household shaped by instability and domestic challenges, I never imagined neuroscience, or even science, could be a path for me. With little exposure to STEM, the world of research felt distant and out of reach. Yet over time, mentorship, persistence, and curiosity opened doors I didn’t even know existed. Those doors eventually led me to becoming a Goldwater Scholar, one of the most prestigious honors for undergraduate researchers./ppWhile that recognition was validating, the real value came from the lessons I learned along the way: how to communicate science clearly, seek out opportunities, and build confidence even when I felt out of place. In this article, I want to share those lessons and offer practical advice for students navigating similar challenges in their journeys./p
https://neuronline.sfn.org/professional-development/from-adversity-to-purpose?utm_source=X&utm_medium=social-nol&utm_campaign=article
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Neurosurgeon and professor Valéria Muoio proves you don’t have to choose between research, academia, and practicing medicine for a career. Read her story and learn what skills, intangible and tangible, are needed for an interdisciplinary path:
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Are you interested in getting more involved at SfN? Applications for the 2026 Community Leaders cohort are now open‼️ Learn more about the Community Leaders program and apply today on Neuronline:
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Applications opening tomorrow‼️ Become a Neuronline Community Leader to network with other SfN members, discuss current topics in the neuroscience field, and make your voice heard. Learn more about the program now:
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What does it take to build a neuroscience lab from scratch and make it thrive? In the newest episode of “Think Alike?” with Denise Cai, PhD, and mentees Yosif (Joe) Zaki, PhD, and Zach Pennington, PhD, hear how community and curiosity can fuel discovery. 🎧Listen now:
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Translational research is a dynamic career path that connects scientific discovery to patient care. Suet Theng Beh discusses her career that combines hands-on lab work with program coordination in the first "Careers in Neuroscience" profile. Read now:
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about 2 months ago
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Chandler Eli Getty Carr
about 2 months ago
Hey, that's me. Thank you to
@sfn.org
and
@neuronline.sfn.org
for this wonderful opportunity to catch up with Dr. Bailey and discuss my unique undergrad experience. I hope listeners enjoy! 🎙🎧
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Interested in becoming a Neuronline Community Leader? Only 5️⃣ days until applications open September 29! Learn more about the program here:
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about 2 months ago
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SfN Journals
about 2 months ago
⏰ Starting soon Join this webinar to hear tips and strategies to promote your recently accepted or published work.
@jnijournal.bsky.social
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Neuroscience is a rapidly advancing field, but it's often organized into highly specialized silos. What are some effective strategies that foster true interdisciplinary collaboration in neuroscience? Share your thoughts here:
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Discussion: Breaking Neuroscience Silos Toward Interdisciplinary Collaboration
pNeuroscience is a vast and rapidly advancing field, but it's often organized into highly specialized silos - molecular, systems, computational, behavioral, cognitive, clinical, and more. While specialization has led to tremendous progress, it may also be limiting our ability to tackle the most complex questions about the brain./p
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about 2 months ago
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ICYMI: new “Think Alike?” episode is live on Neuronline! Kira Bailey, PhD, and her former student Chandler Carr discuss mentorship, creativity, hard work, and the shared passion for science. 🎧 Listen now!
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📅Mark your calendars! Applications for the 2026 Community Leaders cohort open September 29. Learn more about the program here:
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Society for Neuroscience
about 2 months ago
Your article was just published in a journal—what’s next? Join this upcoming webinar to hear tips and strategies to promote your work. Register now! 🔗
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Ever wondered how PhD and postdoctoral training in the United States differs from Europe? Attend this webinar to hear from trainees about their unique journeys and ask your questions live:
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🎙New “Think Alike?” episode out now! Season two of Neuronline’s mentoring podcast kicks off with a heartfelt conversation about creativity, hard work, and the shared passion for science between Kira Bailey, PhD, and her former student, Chandler Carr. Listen now:
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Starting in one hour! Don’t miss your chance to learn how you can use Adobe Illustrator for your scientific figures while saving time and increasing efficiency. Register now:
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Starting your research journey in undergrad isn’t just about building a CV. It’s about developing the mindset and habits that shape your future as a scientist. 📖 Read more in this article from Suelyn Koerich, PhD, PharmD:
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Undergraduate to Scientist: How Early Skills and Experiences Shape Your CV
pWhen I started my undergraduate studies, I didn’t realize that I was already taking the first steps toward becoming an independent researcher. In fact, the habits, skills, and experiences you develop during your undergraduate years can shape the trajectory of your career for years to come./ppBy intentionally building your academic and scientific CV from the start and approaching your research with dedication, responsibility, and respect for deadlines, you set yourself apart. It’s not only about achievements on paper, but also about cultivating the mindset and abilities that make you a resilient, adaptable, and trustworthy researcher./p
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Advocacy starts with you—make your voice heard for neuroscience funding. The House is still considering its NIH funding proposal for FY26—your outreach can make a difference. Use these tools to engage locally and act now:
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More resources in the replies👇
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Learn how to build high quality scientific figures in Adobe Illustrator in this upcoming webinar! Curtis Neveu, PhD, will walkthrough how to transfer your raw data into scientific figures using Adobe Illustrator—perfect for beginners or novice users. Register now:
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ICYMI: Benedict Kolber wants you to open your file drawer. Use this video to learn more about why science needs your null results and small findings published and explore resources on Neuronline to start this journey. 🔗:
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Can meditation and mindfulness rewire the brain? Recent research suggests that practices like meditation and mindfulness can lead to measurable changes in brain structure and function, promoting neuroplasticity. Join the discussion on Neuronline now:
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Can meditation and mindfulness rewire the brain? Recent research suggests that practices like meditation and mindfulness can lead to measurable changes in brain structure and function, promoting neuroplasticity. Join the discussion on Neuronline now: vist.ly/45drc
Can meditation and mindfulness rewire the brain? Recent research suggests that practices like meditation and mindfulness can lead to measurable changes in brain structure and function, promoting neuroplasticity. Join the discussion on Neuronline now: vist.ly/45drc
https://neuronline.sfn.org/professional-development/can-meditation-and-mindfulness-rewire-the-brain?utm_source=X&utm_medium=social-nol&utm_campaign=discussion
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Congress may be on recess, but advocacy doesn’t take a break! The Senate Appropriations Committee just proposed a $400M NIH funding increase for FY26. Your voice can help make it happen. Use these tools to advocate today:
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More resources below👇
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Balancing a STEM PhD program and parenthood presents unique challenges—and opportunities. Read Tiffany Bartel’s practical guide as a mother of two and neuroscience PhD student for tips on time management, setting boundaries, and more. 📖:
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A Busy Parent’s Guide to Pursuing a STEM PhD
pIt may be unconventional, but having children before or during your PhD is not career suicide. Now, in the midst of my PhD training, I have two girls: one is ten and the other is three. Here are some lessons and advice for those who may find themselves in a similar situation./p
https://neuronline.sfn.org/career-paths/a-busy-parents-guide-to-pursuing-a-stem-phd?utm_source=X&utm_medium=social-nol&utm_campaign=article
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Congress may be on recess, but advocacy doesn’t take a break! The Senate Appropriations Committee just proposed a $400M NIH funding increase for FY26. Your voice can help make it happen. Use these tools to advocate today:
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More resources below👇
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ICYMI: Srikanth Ramaswamy discusses his journey into
#neuroai
and how neuroscientists can prepare for advances in this field. Watch the full video on Neuronline now. 🔗
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#neuroscience
#AI
#professionaldevelopment
#neuronline
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Are you interested in neural adaptations? Register for the next SfN and @KavliFoundation webinar that will explore how brains cope with changing environments. Attend live to get your questions answered by our experts or submit when you register. 🔗:
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Neurogenomic Adaptations to Variable Environments
pJoin speakers Hans Hofmann, PhD, and Kimberly Rosvall, PhD, for the third session of a collaborative series by the Society for Neuroscience and The Kavli Foundation. /p
https://neuronline.sfn.org/scientific-research/neurogenomic-adaptations-to-variable-environments?utm_source=X&utm_medium=social-nol&utm_campaign=AT_webinars&utm_content=08202025
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Join this year’s
#JNeurosci
town hall hear directly from Editor-in-Chief Sabine Kastner and other members of the Editorial Board about new and ongoing journal initiatives. Submit your questions or ask them live. Reserve your spot today!
neuronline.sfn.org/professional...
3 months ago
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Benedict Kolber is addressing the “file drawer problem,” when well-designed experiments go unpublished. Watch the full video to learn why science can only advance when all results are available and find resources to open your file drawer on Neuronline:
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Did you know
@sfn.org
offers all webinars on demand on Neuronline? Whether you missed one or just want to watch again,
@neuronline.sfn.org
is the place to go:
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3 months ago
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Last chance to register! Explore intersections of neuroscience with ethics, law, policy, and beyond in today’s webinar.
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Interested in careers in neuroethics, neurolaw, or neuroeconomics? Attend this webinar to learn from experts how you can apply neuroscience to produce societal change. Register now:
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3 months ago
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What challenges do neuroscientists with disabilities face? Hear their stories and discover strategies for creating more supportive research environments in this on-demand webinar available on Neuronline. 🔗:
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#DisabilityPrideMonth
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Disabled in Neuroscience: Promoting Equitable and Accessible Research for All
pIn this webinar, disabled neuroscientists share their personal stories, offering practical advice from diverse perspectives on navigating an academic career./p
https://neuronline.sfn.org/professional-development/disabled-in-neuroscience-promoting-equitable-and-accessible-research-for-all?utm_source=X&utm_medium=social-nol&utm_campaign=AT_webinars
4 months ago
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Don’t miss your chance to attend today’s webinar on the importance of cultural competence in STEM. Register now!
#NeuroSky
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