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As the science community faces some skepticism of our work and an unpredictable political environment, we should strive to remind ourselves why we became scientists in the first place, remember the joy of science, and share that joy and enthusiasm with the public. -
BrainFacts.org Editor-in-Chief John Morrison talks about the website's new 3-D brain model and interactive puzzles, as well as his vision for the future of the BrainFacts.org. -
Check out this video to see highlights from Neuroscience 2017, which attracted more than 30,000 attendees from 80 countries. -
As policymakers stepped onto the escalator and looked out over the poster and exhibit floors at Neuroscience 2017, their jaws dropped. -
For many neuroscientists, their work is purely about the lab and what happens in it. The Louisville Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience is trying to change that. -
The Society for Neuroscience presented awards to about two dozen neuroscientists at Neuroscience 2017 in recognition of their scientific discoveries and contributions, outreach and educational work, and efforts to promote female and early-career scientists in the field. -
In light of widespread opioid use, researchers are working to better understand the effects of opioids on the brain. -
Three promising young scientists share their experiences navigating scholarship opportunities, balancing lab work with classes and extracurricular activities, and pursuing their research passions in this Undergraduate Research Story series. -
From start to finish, 2017 proved to be an incredibly successful year, thanks to the generosity of donors to the Society for Neuroscience. -
For scientists who have not served on a journal’s editorial board or for early career researchers who have not yet reviewed a paper, “submitting a manuscript may seem like pushing it into a black box,” JNeurosci Editor-in-Chief Marina Picciotto wrote in a recent editorial.
