Neuronline (SfN)

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Official account of Neuronline, @sfn.org's online home for learning and discussion!🧠🔬

Preparing to present a poster at #SfN26? Join this 30-minute Q&A for practical tips on poster design, audience engagement, navigating questions, and follow-up. Before attending, view the on-demand webinar, "How to Make and Present a Poster for Neuroscience 2025."

Neuroscience 2026 logo, How to Make and Present a Poster for Neuroscience 2026. Wednesday, October 7, noon –12:30 p.m. EDT. Ukpong B. Eyo, PhD, Northwest Missouri State University, Douglass Portman, PhD, University of Rochester, Daniela Tropea, PhD, Trinity College, Dublin Ireland, Stephanie Sandoval Pistorius, PhD University of California, San Francisco

📣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

SfN logo. FENS/CHET logoAI and the Making of Neuroscientific Knowledge. Tuesday, September 22, 11 a.m.–noon EDT.

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

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

Take a deeper look at the people behind the science. Go beyond the science with our Meet - the - Expert series—featuring SfN talks that share the careers, challenges, and insights of leading neuroscientists navigating a changing field. vist.ly/5hf5g

Discover how to compete for NIH’s $1.4B in annual SBIR/STTR funding during this webinar. Learn eligibility requirements, application strategies, foreign ownership considerations, and insights from companies that use non-dilutive funding to accelerate growth. Register now: vist.ly/5h6x4

SfN logo, Neuronline logo, Professional Development Webinar, Non-Dilutive Funding to Advance Your Product Idea Toward Commercialization: SBIRs & STTRs, Thursday, September, 1 p.m.– 2 p.m. EDT

ICYMI: Listen to the latest episode of Think Alike?: A Neuronline Podcast. How can mentorship help early-career scientists navigate policy, industry, and public engagement? Blakely Lockhart and Michael Nestor share insights on leadership, risk-taking, and career growth. 🎧: vist.ly/5grq2

📣 Update! Join this interactive webinar to learn how to write clear, compelling research summaries for funding applications, faculty positions, and public communications. Gain practical tips from science communication experts and bring your questions for the live Q&A. 🔗: vist.ly/5g9a9

SfN logo, Neuronline logo, Professional Development Webinar, Write Science That Matters: Craft Research That Captivates, Wednesday, September 2, noon – 1 p.m. EDT

🚨HAPPENING TOMORROW! Explore career pathways in neuroscience and neuroarts. Join a discussion on opportunities, experiences, and interdisciplinary work across research and practice. Gain insights, make connections, and find inspiration for your next career step. Register now: vist.ly/5g4xx

SfN logo. NeuroArts Blueprint Initiative logo. Careers in Neuroarts, Wednesday, August 26, 1-2 p.m. EDT. Christina Hugenschmidt, PhD, MS, LCMHC, Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Maryrose Flanigan, M.F.A., Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities (a2ru),  . Patricia Izbicki, PhD, MT-BC, Florida Atlantic University. Andrea Camp, Special Advisor for the Neuroarts Blueprint Initiative,. Richard Sima, PhD, Washington Post

Explore the many paths in neuroscience Our Careers in Neuroscience collection features conversations with experts across academia and industry, sharing insights on their roles, skills, and career journeys. Whether you’re exploring options or advancing your path—start here. vist.ly/5fsjf

Careers in Neuroscience

pThis collection explores the diverse professional paths within neuroscience through expert interviews that reveal the skills, education, and experiences needed to succeed in the field./p

neuronline.sfn.org

Explore the many paths neuroscience can take you. Join a career-focused discussion on opportunities and experiences in neuroscience and neuroarts across research, practice, and interdisciplinary work. Discover insights, connections, and inspiration for your next step. 🔗: vist.ly/5f97e

SfN logo. NeuroArts Blueprint Initiative logo. Careers in Neuroarts, Wednesday, August 26, 1-2 p.m. EDT. Christina Hugenschmidt, PhD, MS, LCMHC, Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Maryrose Flanigan, M.F.A., Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities (a2ru), Patricia Izbicki, PhD, Florida Atlantic University. Susan Magsamen, MAS, Johns Hopkins University. Richard Sima, PhD, Washington Post