Social Media Toolkit
This toolkit is designed to help you amplify your participation and share your excitement about Neuroscience 2026 on social media.
#SfN26 Social Media Toolkit
You'll find ready-to-use posts for session presenters, poster presenters, and attendees, plus downloadable graphics you can customize, profile badges, and best practices for social media platforms.
Follow and tag Society for Neuroscience across all platforms and use the official hashtag #SfN26, so SfN can see your posts and amplify them to a wider audience!
Find all SfN accounts at sfn.org/social.
General Best Practices for Social Media
- Be authentic: Share your excitement about the conference and what you're looking forward to. Your enthusiasm is contagious.
- Use visuals: Posts with images or videos get more engagement. Share photos from sessions, networking moments, or interesting poster presentations.
- Engage with others: Like, comment, and share posts from colleagues and SfN. Engagement builds community and amplifies your visibility.
Hashtags
- Official Hashtag: #SfN26
- ECPA Hashtag: #NeuroAdvocate
- NSP Hashtag: #NSPeeps
- General Hashtags:
- #Neuroscience
Session Presenters
Sample post(s)
- I'm presenting at #SfN26! Learn more about my session on [insert topic]
- Excited to share my research on [topic] at #SfN26 in Washington, D.C. this November!
- Interested in [insert topic]? Attend my #SfN26 session in D.C., [Insert session date/time]
General
Sample post(s)
- I'm attending #SfN26 in Washington, D.C. this November! Looking forward to connecting with my fellow #neuronerds
- Looking forward to seeing everyone at #SfN26 and catching up on the latest research
- Heading to #SfN26 in D.C., Nov 14-18. Can't wait to catch up with colleagues and see what everyone's been working on.
- Really excited about the sessions on [topic area] at #SfN26 this year. Anyone else planning to check those out?
Social Media Graphics
Share your participation at Neuroscience 2026 using ready-made graphics.
Visit the Abstract Presenter Resources page to download graphics for both in-person and virtual presenters, sized for common social media platforms and email signatures.
Don't forget to use the hashtag #SfN26 and consider tagging or mentioning colleagues and your institution as well.
