Think about the neuroscience topics keeping you up at night. The questions no one's asking yet. The emerging methods changing everything. Jumpstart the conversation by leading a session at #SfN26. Submit your proposal by Wednesday, January 21. 🔗 vist.ly/4jib4 #neurosky #neuroskyence

As an SfN Early Career Policy Ambassador, you'll engage with Congress on science funding, develop advocacy expertise, lead initiatives at your institution, and connect with fellow #NeuroAdvocates! Submit your application by Wednesday, January 7. 🔗 vist.ly/4jeg9 #neurosky #neuroskyence

Happy holidays from SfN! May this season be filled with rest, joy, and maybe a moment or two to marvel at the brain. Here's to new discoveries and collaborations in the year ahead! #neurosky #neuroskyence

Strong proposals have one thing in common: clarity. When submitting your idea for session or workshop at #SfN26, make sure your description clearly outlines your objectives, the key questions you'll address, and why this topic matters now. Learn more: vist.ly/4j6ax #neurosky #neuroskyence

#JNeurosci: Hirayama et al. developed an fNIRS system that has the potential to reliably detect task-dependent motor brain area rewiring in both brain hemispheres. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1400-25.2025

#JNeurosci: Lorenz, Das et al. studied the spontaneous activity of the cortical–basal ganglia circuit across sleep & wake in songbirds, identifying coordinated dynamics & large-scale events that resemble those observed in mammals. @neuropsi.bsky.social https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1903-24.2025

#eNeuro depends on the generous contributions of our reviewers to help publish excellent open access science. Thank you to all reviewers and collaborating reviewers for lending their expertise and time to the journal in 2025. vist.ly/4ir8h

The quality of #JNeurosci depends on the generous contributions of our reviewers, who lend their expertise and time to ensure we publish great science. Thank you to all the reviewers and collaborators who have supported The Journal of Neuroscience in 2025. vist.ly/4iqu6

#JNeurosci: @yilizhao.bsky.social, Lee, @laurenatlas.bsky.social et al. found that associative learning across contexts triggered overlapping brain pathways, suggesting that the brain may use the same network for learning in different contexts. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1103-25.2025

'Tis the season to invest in your research career. SfN membership provides the resources and community you need to advance your neuroscience career, including unlimited journal access, and networking opportunities. Join or renew now & receive a $15 store voucher. 🔗 vist.ly/4i2xj #neurosky

New in #JNeurosci from @a-alexandris.bsky.social et al: Following traumatic brain injury, mice show sex differences in how their surviving retinal ganglion cells compensate to promote recovery. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0792-25.2025

#eNeuro offers authors the choice to receive double-anonymous review. The Reviewing Editor & 2 reviewers will consult to reach a consensus on the decision & draft a synthesis of reviewers' comments that are published with each accepted paper. Learn more: https://www.eneuro.org/content/overview

“A Fundamentally Human Endeavor”: Read Volume 13 of #HistoryOfNeuroscience, a collection of autobiographical chapters detailing the lives and discoveries of eminent neuroscientists. vist.ly/4ievc

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | Mechanisms in the Bean Bug for Surviving Seasonal Shifts; The Maternal Bond May Affect Social Processing in Babies https://www.jneurosci.org/content/45/50/etwij45502025

#SnapshotsinNeuroscience | Featured on the #eNeuro blog from Lustig et al., a whole mount view of a young mouse brain with all cortical layer 5 neurons expressing dystonia-related gene Klhl14, highlighted in green. Photo Credit: Alexander Lammers https://blog.eneuro.org/2025/11/snapshots_klhl14_gene

Happening tomorrow! Reserve your spot now. 🔗 vist.ly/4iw9j #neurosky #neuroskyence

From advocating for research funding to leading initiatives at your institution year-round SfN’s ECPA Program provides the training, network, and platform to make lasting impact. Join the 2026 cohort! Submit your application by Wednesday, January 7. ▶️ vist.ly/4iv67 #neurosky #neuroskyence

Your session or event could be the catalyst for conversations and collaborations that pave the way for progress within the neuroscience community. Help shape the scientific program at #SfN26 Submit your proposal by Wednesday, January 21. 🔗 vist.ly/4is95

Happening tomorrow! Reserve your spot for this Meet-the-Expert webinar with Daniel A. Colón- Ramos, PhD, to dive into the cell biology of energy metabolism. 🔗: vist.ly/4irfb #neurosky #neuroskyence

🚨 Final reminder: Your #SfN25 Virtual Component access ends this Sunday, December 21. Take time to explore missed content, rewatch your favorite sessions, and complete those important research conversations before it closes. 🔗 vist.ly/4ik4w #neurosky #neuroskyence

The ECPA Program puts your voice where it matters. Develop advocacy skills, lead activities at your institution, and build connections with fellow #NeuroAdvocates! Submit your application by Wednesday, January 7. Apply now! vist.ly/4ia7m #neurosky #neuroskyence

Interested in learning about the role of the prefrontal cortex in cognition & behavior? Don't miss this upcoming webinar featuring papers in JNeurosci’s special collection highlighting debates in the field of the computational properties of the prefrontal cortex. 🔗: vist.ly/4i623 #neurosky

Submitting a proposal for a session at #SfN26? Here's what you need to know: All session chairs and speakers must create a free MySfN account before you can finalize your submission. Setting this up now will save you time later. Start early. 🔗 vist.ly/4i5ig #neurosky #neuroskyence

The best research happens when scientists from around the world can collaborate freely. SfN's ECPA program gives you an opportunity to advocate for policies that support global scientific collaboration. Applications close Tuesday, January 7. Apply now: vist.ly/4h2hk #neurosky

SfN welcomes the 2025–2027 Neuroscience Scholars Program (NSP) cohort. These #NeuroScholars will join a growing network of neuroscientists around the U.S. who are dedicated to enhancing their careers and building community. 🔗 vist.ly/4hzt3 #NSPeeps #neurosky #neuroskyence

Register now for the next Meet-the-Expert webinar! Learn about the principles of self-organization of synapses and circuits and how those principles underpin function. Reserve your spot today🔗: vist.ly/4hv6e #neurosky #neuroskyence

Have an idea for an innovative session or event at #SfN26? The submission window for Neuroscience 2026 sessions is now open! Submit your proposal by Wednesday, January 21. 🔗 vist.ly/4htvd #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

True or false: A mentor is successful when a mentee is prepared to leave the lab. Listen to the latest episode of “Think Alike?” with Stefânia Forner, PhD, and Elizabeth Andrews to hear the answer and other lessons from a decade-long mentorship. 🎧: vist.ly/4gvqk

Only one week left to enjoy your virtual access to #SfN25! Revisit your favorite lectures, explore posters you missed, and connect with fellow researchers until Sunday, December 21. 🔗 vist.ly/4hnc2 #neurosky #neuroskyence

#JNeurosci | Zhang et al. found that cognitive decline in aging brains may not be universal: Older people may have an easier time processing information about themselves than other types of information. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0487-25.2025

#JNeurosci | Using a neurostimulation approach, Martina and Costanza show that the right Anterior Insula supports both Interoception and the representation of the emotional and social dimensions of abstract concepts. vist.ly/4gux2

#eNeuro | Using an AD mouse model, Szatmari et al. found that genetically deleting expression of a protein (Centaurin-α1) eliminates many hallmark traits of AD, including neuron damage, amyloid plaque buildup, neuroinflammation, and spatial memory loss. https://doi.org/10.1523/ENEURO.0063-25.2025

#JNeurosci | Taniguchi, Goodpaster et al. found structural and functional differences between sexes in a reward-related brain pathway—a pathway that previous research showed is affected by early life adversity in males but not females. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1239-25.2025

Applications are now open for the 2026 Early Career Policy Ambassadors (ECPA) Program! Build your advocacy network, engage with Congress, and champion scientific research funding. Submit your application by Wednesday, January 7. Learn more & apply! vist.ly/4h3j7 #neurosky #neuroskyence

A heartfelt thank you to all who donated to the Friends of SfN Fund this #GivingTuesday. Your generosity opens doors for trainees, supports groundbreaking studies, & ensures the neuroscience community continues to thrive. Learn more about your impact: vist.ly/4g2ff #neurosky #neuroskyence

The next generation of neuroscientists needs your support. This #GivingTuesday, help us reach our $5,000 goal to send five scientists to #SfN26! All donations made will be matched by SfN Council. Give to the Friends of SfN Fund today. 🔗 vist.ly/4gwni #neurosky #neuroskyence

Happening tomorrow! Reserve your spot for this Meet-the-Expert webinar on learning and cognition now: 🔗 vist.ly/4gvwb #neurosky #neuroskyence

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | Exploring Perceptual Acuity in Barn Owls; How External Noise Improves Visual Processing https://www.jneurosci.org/content/45/48/etwij45482025

Stay more up-to-date on #eNeuro content by signing up for alerts. vist.ly/4fz6c

#JNeurosci: Cross et al. found that how the brain processes the value of multiple items or one item may be generalizable, but the distribution of these objects matters. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0983-25.2025

New in #JNeurosci from Irrmischer et al: DMT influences the criticality of alpha frequency brain activity in a way that is associated with more intense personal ratings of self-dissolution. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0344-25.2025

New in #JNeurosci from Wang et al: Impaired ATP release in the dorsal hippocampus of male mice may lead to depressive- and anxiety-like behavior. Connexin 43 may be a key molecular player in this mechanism. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1063-25.2025

#JNeurosci: Jensen et al. identified a brain pathway in rats that may regulate heroin-seeking during abstinence. This pathway may be a promising treatment target for reducing opioid-seeking in abstinent drug users. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1017-25.2025

The Friends of SfN Fund supports neuroscientists at every career stage, from trainees to educators. This #GivingTuesday, help us reach our $5,000 goal to send five scientists to #SfN26. All donations will be matched by SfN Council! Learn more & give today: vist.ly/4gur9 #neurosky

ICYMI: Learn about Hugo Sánchez-Castillo, PhD, a researcher and professor at UNAM, and what you can do to pursue a similar career path. 📖 Read now on Neuronline: vist.ly/4gqus #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

Relive the excitement of #SfN25! Use the virtual component to catch up on lectures you missed or rewatch your favorites, explore virtual posters, and continue networking with fellow attendees. Available until Sunday, December 21. 🔗 vist.ly/4gpii #neurosky #neuroskyence

Build community with SfN members online! SfN members can become a @neuronline.sfn.org Community Leader and drive meaningful discussions around research, events, career growth, and more. Applications for the 2026 cohort close Sunday, November 30! Apply now: vist.ly/4g9fq #neurosky

Wrapping up #ThankfulThursdays honoring Friends of SfN Fund donors! Donor contributions support researchers, trainees, and educators, strengthening the community & fueling discovery. Thank you to every donor who makes this work possible. Learn more. 🔗 vist.ly/4g8d7 #neurosky #neuoskyence

#JNeurosci: Wilmskoetter et al. found that language loss following stroke was linked to structural changes in brain areas with expression of a specific gene (FOXP2). https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0413-25.2025

“...the editors are all working scientists & so they understand the process.... they are able to not only ensure there is a fair & rapid review, but they can also evaluate the reviews that you get.” Linda Overstreet-Wadiche explains 1 of the many reasons to submit to #JNeurosci