ICYMI: 🌱 Big dreams can start anywhere. Neuronline Community Leader Meredith Shand shares how her rural roots helped shape her journey into neuroscience and the lessons she learned along the way. Read her story: vist.ly/5q8na
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Learn more about the program and visit the Community Leaders program on Neuronline. Apply to be a part of the Community Leaders 2027 cohort today! 🔗: vist.ly/5q334
ICYMI: Meet Megan Anderson Brooks, PhD, president of Innovation Policy Solutions, in our latest #CareersInNeuroscience profile. Explore her path from neuroscience to science and health policy—and the skills needed to pursue a similar career. Read on Neuronline: vist.ly/5ptzv
Could blood platelets help protect the brain? Neuronline Community Leaders explore preclinical research on platelet-derived biotherapies, their potential to support brain repair, and the challenges of reaching patients. Read the full article on Neuronline 📖: vist.ly/5pq7t
At every career stage, you can help shape the future of neuroscience. What support helped you grow? What challenges have you faced or observed? What would you change for the next generation? Share your perspective: vist.ly/5piz8
Join a network of passionate neuroscientists making a difference in their communities. Applications for the 2027 Community Leaders Cohort are now open! Apply here: vist.ly/5pdpe
📣Happening tomorrow! Join SfN and Elsevier to learn strategies on how building a more balanced evidence base during early research can dissolve citation bias. Register now: vist.ly/5p3h4
Get ready for SfN’s annual meeting 🧠 Explore our Annual Meeting Collection for tips on networking, starting conversations, finding must-see sessions and posters, and building your schedule with confidence. Don’t just attend—make the most of it. 📍: vist.ly/5nx33
Want to help shape the future of the neuroscience community? Apply to join the 2027 Community Leaders Cohort today: Clink the link to fill out your application: vist.ly/5nq9a
🚨 HAPPENING TOMORROW! 🧠🎨 Join SfN and the Neuroarts Blueprint Initiative in exploring a practical overview of the neuroarts landscape, offering a field guide to key concepts and examples shaping the field. Register now: vist.ly/5ne4j
What does it mean to conduct neuroscience beyond the field’s traditional centers of influence? Explore the challenges, perspectives, and possibilities of doing science from the scientific periphery in a new Neuronline article: vist.ly/5n8x8
📣Happening tomorrow! Unsure where to begin with connectomics? Discover cutting-edge datasets, analyses, and resources to support your teaching and research. Register now: vist.ly/5n3mx
How do the arts and science intersect—and where can a career in neuroarts lead? Watch a new interview on YouTube exploring why this interdisciplinary field matters and the pathways available across research, practice, and beyond: vist.ly/5mx5v
ICYMI: Student, trainee, early-career researcher, or established professional—we want your perspective. Is social media helping or harming our mental health in 2026? Share what you have observed, experienced, or studied in our Community Leaders discussion. 🔗: vist.ly/5mum7
Join SfN and Elsevier to learn strategies on how building a more balanced evidence base during early research can dissolve citation bias. Register now: vist.ly/5mqqq
New episode of Think Alike? out now! What makes a strong mentor-mentee relationship? In this episode of Think Alike, Dr. Vernon A. Ruffin and Kyla Wright discuss early research exposure, resilience, opportunity, and building a future in STEM. Listen now: vist.ly/5mkhm
Apply to be a part of the Community Leaders 2027 cohort today! Clink the link to fill out your application: vist.ly/5meui
🚨HAPPENING TOMORROW! Join tomorrow’s 30-minute Q&A for tips on poster design, audience engagement, and handling questions. Before attending, watch last year’s “How to Make and Present a Poster for Neuroscience 2025.” Click the link to watch: vist.ly/5m9ng
The history of neuroscience lives beyond textbooks. Community Leader Valéria Marques Figueira Muoio, MD, PhD, shares five places where you can encounter the objects and discoveries that shaped modern neuroscience. 🔗: vist.ly/5m4z7
ICYMI: Listen to the latest episode of Think Alike?: A Neuronline Podcast Sergio Crespo Flores and Francisco Torres Torres discuss building Neuro Latine, creating opportunities for connection, and fostering a sense of belonging among neuroscientists at every career stage. 🎧: vist.ly/5kyi7
Learn more about how you can get involved by visiting: https://www.neurolatine.org/
ICYMI: Missed a September webinar? Catch up on demand! Explore funding for product commercialization, consider how AI is shaping neuroscientific knowledge, and discover ways to connect with local SfN Chapters. 🔗: vist.ly/5kwcq
How do the arts shape the brain, body, and behavior? Explore key neuroarts concepts and examples in this practical field guide. Register now to learn more: vist.ly/5knbh
Ready to explore connectomics? Learn how to bring cutting-edge resources like fly, mouse, and human brain datasets into your teaching and research. Register now: vist.ly/5kgyb
📣HAPPENING TOMORROW! Discover how SfN Chapters connect neuroscientists. Join this webinar to explore SfN Chapters, discover ways to get involved, and learn how to start, manage, or connect with a Chapter near you. Register now: vist.ly/5kc7x september_webinar&utm_content=09302026
Applications for the 2027 Community Leaders Cohort are now open! Visit the Community Leaders page on Neuronline to learn more about the program. Apply now: vist.ly/5k6zz
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: vist.ly/5k3a4
What can our sense of smell tell us about brain health? Olfactory dysfunction may be an early sign of neurological disease, yet olfaction often receives less attention than other areas of neuroscience. Should that change? Discuss now on Neuronline or comment below💬: vist.ly/5jvwa
Your feedback matters! Take our 15-minute survey and share your experiences with SfN’s websites. Take our short survey for a chance to win an annual meeting registration, a 2027 membership, or a $100 gift card. Survey closes October 2, 5 p.m. EDT. 🔗: vist.ly/5jvpt
Interested in becoming a Neuronline Community Leader? Only 5️⃣ days until applications open September 28! Learn more about the program here: vist.ly/5jk4s
How does a rural upbringing shape a career in neuroscience? Neuronline Community Leader Meredith Shand shares her journey from rural roots to a passion for brain science and community engagement. Read her story: vist.ly/5jf66
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SfN.org is getting an update! Help us understand how our site can better serve the community. Take our short survey for a chance to win an annual meeting registration, a 2027 membership, or a $100 gift card. Survey closes October 2, 5 p.m. EDT. 🔗 vist.ly/5ja2b #neurosky
📣HAPPENING TOMORROW! Explore how AI is reshaping neuroscience, ethics, and scientific publishing. Join this webinar with #FENS to explore how evolution has shaped brain architecture and the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment. Register now: vist.ly/5ja9q
Discover something new: Explore the Neuronline Collections page—your hub for curated scientific training series, toolkits, annual meeting highlights, and more. Built by neuroscience leaders and SfN partners worldwide. Dive in and learn something today 🧠✨ 🔗: vist.ly/5j4bh
📅Mark your calendars! Applications for the 2027 Community Leaders cohort open September 28. Learn more about the program here: vist.ly/5iyxi
Meet Megan Anderson Brooks, PhD, president of Innovation Policy Solutions, in our latest #CareersInNeuroscience profile. Discover how she moved from neuroscience into science and health policy—and the skills needed to pursue a similar path. Read on Neuronline: vist.ly/5iux5
🚨 HAPPENING TOMORROW!🚨 Join tomorrow's webinar to learn how to navigate NIH SBIR/STTR programs, strengthen your application, and secure non-dilutive funding to accelerate your company’s growth. Register here: vist.ly/5iq3v
Discover how SfN Chapters connect neuroscientists worldwide. Learn how to start or manage a chapter, build local networks, support community outreach, and find new ways to engage with the global neuroscience community. Register now: vist.ly/5ijgq
Catch “What Is NeuroArts” and “Careers in NeuroArts” on demand on Neuronline, then meet Susan Magsamen in a YouTube interview exploring how the arts shape the brain, health, and well-being. What part of neuroarts are you curious about? 🔗: vist.ly/5ievi
Tune in to Neuro Current Dive into the stories behind the science as we explore research from SfN’s journals—JNeurosci, eNeuro, and History of Neuroscience in Autobiography. Listen now & subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. 🔗: vist.ly/5iaxy
Want to learn more about SfN chapters? Explore these chapter spotlights and more on Neuronline to learn more about chapter leaders and how chapters fit into the SfN mission. Read now on Neuronline: vist.ly/5i5y8
Explore how AI is reshaping neuroscience, ethics, and scientific publishing. Join this webinar with #FENS to explore how evolution has shaped brain architecture and the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment. Register now🔗: vist.ly/5hz6g
🎙️ New episode of Think Alike? out now! Listen to Sergio Crespo Flores and Francisco Torres Torres discuss the power of mentorship and community in neuroscience. Don't miss out! 🔗: vist.ly/5hus4 #NeuroTwitter #AcademicTwitter #Mentoring
Learn more about how you can get involved by visiting: https://www.neurolatine.org/
ICYMI: Meet Jayalakshmi (Jaya) Viswanathan, PhD, and discover how she's built a career that blends neuroscience research with science education and outreach. Read about her journey at: vist.ly/5hq8c
Social media helps us connect, learn, and laugh—but it can also contribute to comparison, stress, and pressure. In 2026, is social media more helpful or more harmful to our mental health? Discuss now on Neuronline💬: vist.ly/5hkd3