There is still time to submit a nomination for the Peter Seeburg Integrative Neuroscience Prize! 🚨 The deadline for nominations has been extended to Thursday, February 19. The award will be presented at #FENS2026 & the recipient will receive a $100,000 prize. 🔗 vist.ly/4qxbc #neurosky

Building a successful research career takes more than great science, it takes the right network. SfN’s Neuroscience Scholars Program provides mentorship & resources tailored to help you reach your goals. Applications close soon. Submit yours now! 🔗 vist.ly/4qwrd

SfN remains dedicated to supporting the neuroscience community, uniting members locally, nationally, and internationally to raise global support for investment in basic research and neuroscience discovery. Explore SfN’s advocacy efforts from 2025 here: vist.ly/4pna9

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | Sex Differences in Visual System Recovery after Injury; Delineating Left and Right Anterior Temporal Lobe Functions vist.ly/4qd7w

New in #JNeurosci: A 20-year–long rhesus monkey study from Converse et al. reveals how prenatal alcohol and stress influence aspects of the dopamine system as well as the relationship between these effects and alcohol drinking in adult offspring. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0717-25.2026

#eNeuro Blog | Reviewing Editor Matthew Grubb highlights the work from Saneyoshi et al., which explores selective photoactivation and pharmacological manipulations in hippocampal slice cultures. https://blog.eneuro.org/2026/01/editors_pick_grubb

From teaching and mentoring, to editing manuscripts and experimenting, Curtis Neveu wears a lot of hats. Read this next Careers in Neuroscience profile to learn more about his career and how you can pursue a similar path. 🔗: vist.ly/4pspj

Do you know someone whose work in molecular neurobiology is changing the way we understand cognitive processes? Help recognize their contributions to the field by nominating them for the $100,000 Peter Seeburg Prize! 🔗 vist.ly/4qg6s #neurosky #neuroskyence

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | Exploring a New Role for the Human Insula; Exploring the Timing of Visual Attention https://www.jneurosci.org/content/46/4/etwij4642026

#JNeurosci: Wang et al. identify activity patterns in the brain linked to low-frequency breathing and cardiac processes that can reliably predict age across the lifespan. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1231-25.2026

#JNeurosci: Li and colleagues explored how the p75 neurotrophin receptor (p75NTR) contributes to AD. They manipulated the p75NTR gene in a mouse model of AD and discovered that doing so alleviated some hallmark molecular and behavioral symptoms. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1939-25.2026

#JNeurosci: Ferrante et al. explore how people ignore visual distractions. Their results suggest shared mechanisms for proactive and reactive distractor suppression. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0740-25.2025

Looking for a space to gather with your neuro community?  Submit an application to host a Neuroscience Networking Event at #SfN25.  Apply by Thursday, February 19, for an opportunity to receive a complimentary meeting room. Space is limited!  🔗 vist.ly/4qc79 #neurosky

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

Happening tomorrow! Don’t miss this webinar to learn how to best visualize and analyze your data using MATLAB. Register now🔗: vist.ly/4qb7h #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | Exploring How the Brain Sharpens Visual Memories; Breathing May Influence Aspects of Memory https://www.jneurosci.org/content/46/3/etwij4632026

The #JNeurosciAnnualSpotlight features articles that received the highest marks for both methodological merit and significance. Browse the 2025 collection of papers selected for this recognition. vist.ly/4pi5b

#JNeurosci: Johantges et al. used mice to study excitatory and inhibitory synaptic connections in the CA1 region, creating a circuit map with cell-type resolution that will guide future research on how the hippocampus supports learning and memory. https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1102-25.2025

“What is very important here is the ability to distract and disconnect from work.” Meet the person behind the scientist in this new Neuronline article, spotlighting Daniel van den Hove, PhD, a professor and researcher at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Read now: vist.ly/4pi43

📣 Final call! Nominations for SfN Council & committee positions close this Friday! Strong volunteer leadership helps SfN develop programs & initiatives that serve the neuroscience community. Know someone who would excel in this role? Submit your nomination today. 🔗 vist.ly/4q37w

This #BlackHistoryMonth, SfN honors the generations of African American neuroscientists who've shaped our field. From early pioneers to today's leaders, their discoveries and dedication continue to inspire us and pave the way for tomorrow's breakthroughs. #neurosky #neuroskyence

Help honor groundbreaking neuroscience happening around the world! The Peter Seeburg Prize acknowledges the hard work and dedication of neuroscientists from anywhere across the globe. Recognize their achievements with a nomination for the $100,000 prize. 🔗 vist.ly/4pt4e #neurosky

Nonhuman primate neuroscience research remains crucial in advancing scientific discovery. Hear from someone with more than 20 years of experience in this space on how to educate and advocate in this upcoming Meet-the-Expert webinar. Register now 🔗: vist.ly/4prsr #neurosky #academicchatter

Calling all MATLAB users! Whether you are a new user or looking to brush up your skills, join this webinar to gain a better understanding of MATLAB and how you can use it to visualize and analyze trends in your data. Register now🔗: vist.ly/4pnet #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

Neuroscience Networking Events at #SfN26 provide dedicated spaces for informal gatherings separate from scientific sessions. Connect w/ colleagues, share perspectives, & build community. Apply to host an event by February 19, for access to a complimentary meeting space. 🔗 vist.ly/4pnav

For over 40 years, SfN’s Neuroscience Scholars Program has supported trainees in advancing their careers. Join a community that celebrates your achievements, supports you through challenges, and is invested in the success of your career. Apply now! 🔗 vist.ly/4pk2y #neurosky #neuroskyence

It's Data Privacy Week! SfN is committed to keeping your data safe and ensuring you remain in control of your communications. Here are two ways you can stay informed and in control of your data with SfN. 👇 #DataPrivacyWeek #neurosky #neuroskyence

From programming to policy, SfN's volunteer leaders guide the initiatives that matter. Think you or a colleague should be part of these conversations? Submit your nomination for an SfN committee or Council position by Friday, February 6. 🔗 vist.ly/4pg5s #neurosky #neuroskyence

Tomorrow is the day! Attend the next Meet-the-Expert webinar to learn how environmental factors like diet and physical activity can affect sensorimotor function and repair. Register here🔗: vist.ly/4pci8 #neuroscience #webinar

Staying current in neuroscience research takes more than reading papers. SfN membership connects you with colleagues around the world, gives you access to Neuronline and JNeurosci, and provides professional development resources throughout the year. vist.ly/4p7a3 #neurosky

🚨 Tomorrow is the final deadline to submit proposals for sessions or workshops at Neuroscience 2026! Your ideas are the building blocks of a dynamic and impactful scientific program at #SfN26. Submit your proposal by Monday, January 26, 5 p.m. EST. 🔗 vist.ly/4p45q #neurosky #neuroskyence

Neurons and (2016) nostalgia! Did you attend #SfN16? Comment your favorite brainy moment! #throwback #2016 #memories #memorylane #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

The field of neuroscience moves quickly, but you don’t have to. In this new Neuronline article, Morgan Edwards wants to remind you to trust the process and that slow science often leads to strong science. Read the full article here: vist.ly/4mi8w

happy to send anyone my proposal from last year if they dm/email me!

Don't miss your chance to help build an impactful scientific program at #SfN26! Submit your proposals for sessions and events by Monday, January 26, 5 p.m. EST. 🔗 vist.ly/4nrzv #neurosky #neuroskyence

ICYMI: Research from the #SfN25 annual meeting in the news! 📰 Read featured studies in NPR, New Scientist, and Science News in the thread below 👇

The Neuroscience Scholars Program application is now open! Connect with mentors, access professional development resources, and build relationships that will support your research career. Applications close Wednesday, February 11. 🔗 vist.ly/4nntf #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

Today is the Day of Action. SfN urges Congress to increase FY26 funding for medical research. ✅ vist.ly/4nmrp #SupportCures #FundMedicalResearch #CuresCantWait #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

You now have more time to submit a proposal for a #SfN26 session or workshop. Your ideas are crucial to building a dynamic and impactful scientific program. 📅 Submit your proposal by the final deadline: Monday, January 26, 5 p.m. EST. 🔗 vist.ly/4nj67 #neurosky #neuroskyence

Host a Neuroscience Networking Event at Neuroscience 2026! Create a space for meaningful conversations & connections outside of #SfN26 scientific program. Submit your application by Thursday, February 19, for access to a complimentary meeting space. 🔗 vist.ly/4niya #neurosky

📢Share this opportunity with your colleagues and apply now! 🔗https://www.sfn.org/meetings/meeting-awards#international #neurosky #neuroskyence #academicchatter

Apply for an SfN International Travel Award to share your science on a global stage! SfN members who are PhD candidates or postdoctoral fellows in North America and submit an abstract to present at the FENS Forum, JNS, or CNS annual meeting are encouraged to apply. Learn more. 👇 #neurosky

SfN's Council and committees set strategic priorities that advance neuroscience research, education, & advocacy. Help drive the priorities that matter most to neuroscience. Nominate yourself or a colleague for a committee or Council position by Friday, February 6. 🔗 vist.ly/4nh5x #neurosky

Learn how diet and physical activity affect metabolism, immunity, and sensorimotor function and repair in this upcoming Meet-the-Expert webinar! Register now🔗: vist.ly/4myqi

Be the catalyst for the conversations, collaborations, and discoveries that help drive neuroscience forward at Neuroscience 2026! Submit your proposal for a session or event at #SfN26 by Wednesday, January 21. 🔗 vist.ly/4mwcv #neurosky

Tomorrow is the day! Register now for this upcoming webinar to learn all things 3D printing in neuroscience—from the basics of how much 3D printers and materials cost, to the detailed tips on how to incorporate it into your research. 🔗: vist.ly/4mtik

The decisions made by SfN's volunteer leaders affect every corner of the neuroscience community. Ensure your voice and vision are at the table! Nominate yourself or a colleague for a Council or committee position. Deadline: Friday, February 6. 🔗 vist.ly/4mri3 #neurosky #neuroskyence

Happening tomorrow! Register now to hear directly from a leading expert in spectrometry and proteomics to gain a deeper understanding of aging, sepsis, and Alzheimer’s disease. 🔗: vist.ly/4mnrw

Nominate a colleague for the Peter Seeburg Integrative Neuroscience Prize! Your nominee should exemplify an innovative spirit and contribute significantly to understanding the brain. The award will be presented at the FENS Forum and the recipient will receive a $100,000 prize. vist.ly/4mh9i

Advance your career with the Society for Neuroscience. Members receive unlimited access to the latest research, year-round professional development opportunities, and save up to 44% on #SfN26 registration fees. Learn more and join today: vist.ly/4mg79 #neurosky