Whether it is to our peers, policymakers, or the public, members must continue to share the value and excitement of neuroscience to build support for our research.

Carmen Sandi previews the expected benefits to neuroscientists stemming from a partnership between SfN and FENS, as well as her vision of the future of the field.

Following on the first FDA-approved gene therapies, the field continues to leap forward with promising advancements in Parkinson’s disease, ALS and others.

JNeurosci’s Reviewer Mentoring Program pairs new reviewers with a mentor to pass on what makes a good peer review.

Check out this video to see highlights from Neuroscience 2018, which attracted almost 29,000 attendees from 73 countries.

Expanding BrainFacts.org’s reach around the world through effective storytelling is a key goal for the new editor-in-chief.

SfN members can celebrate a fourth year of budget increases for NIH and NSF, a new advocacy app and future advocacy training opportunities.

The January 23–24 conference joins a growing list of online educational offerings to SfN members, with three more conferences to come in 2019.

Learn to capture your audience’s attention by using proven communication techniques.

The Neuroscience Scholars Program has offered a foundation for participants to build success upon for 38 years.

Updates to annual meeting programming, new and revised policies, enhancements to JNeurosci and eNeuro, and more.

Changes label harassing behavior as misconduct.

At Neuroscience 2019, attendees will have the option to allow others to photograph and record their poster, talk, or exhibit booth.

Because of the generosity of donors to the Society for Neuroscience, more trainees than ever before received travel support to attend Neuroscience 2018.

The Society for Neuroscience presented awards to about two dozen neuroscientists at Neuroscience 2018 in recognition of their scientific discoveries and contributions, outreach and educational work, and efforts to promote female and early-career scientists in the field.

Providing multiple platforms for local students and researchers to share their science is a hallmark of the Ottawa Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience.