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The background features a subtle pattern with bold text overlay.Promotional image for NSP Week featuring dates and logos from the Society for Neuroscience and the Neuroscience Scholars Program. The lower section showcases a colorful neural image.A microscopic image of an embryo using fluorescent markers in blue and green. The detailed patterns highlight the structure and development of the embryo.A detailed microscopic image showcasing neurons with glowing orange structures. The image has a scientific and intricate feel.A vibrant fluorescent microscopy image of a brain slice, showcasing multiple colors indicating different structures or activities. The image has a scientific and intriguing feel.A crumpled paper from the Society for Neuroscience featuring a hand-drawn brain with lightning and arrows. The paper conveys a scientific tone.Minimalistic promotional graphic for a conversation with Zuhair Abdulla. Features simple text and a directional arrow.Image promoting advocacy for neuroscience, featuring the Capitol building with a call to join fellow #Neuroadvocates. The mood is professional and motivational.Two side-by-side brain scans with highlighted neural pathways in vibrant colors. The image illustrates different parts of the brain using colors like purple, pink, and yellow against a black background.A promotional graphic announcing media registration for the Neuroscience 2026 event. The design features a yellow background with abstract patterns and bold text.Colorful brain scans with a 'Happy World Brain Day!' message at the top. Presented by the Society for Neuroscience.An abstract close-up of a glowing, textured pattern in teal. The image has a mysterious and scientific feel, reminiscent of a microscopic view.An announcement for the Neuroscience 2026 conference in Washington, D.C., with people walking below a large sign.A vivid microscope image displaying neural networks in vibrant hues of green, blue, and magenta, creating a visually striking pattern.A colorful microscopic image showcasing neural tissue with green and red fluorescent staining. The visual complexity creates an abstract and scientific mood.A professional headshot featured in a 'Reviewer Spotlight' segment. The design includes bold green quotation marks and branding elements.A vibrant, pseudo-colored visualization of neural pathways, showcasing intricate details and connectivity. The image evokes a sense of complexity and wonder.Intricate abstract design with neon colors forming a web-like network pattern. The vibrant mix of purple, cyan, and white lines creates a mesmerizing and complex visual display.Promotional image for the Neuroscience 2026 event encouraging abstract submissions for the #SfN26 session and applications for a Trainee Professional Development Award. The design features a distinct scientific pattern with a yellow background.A promotional image for Neuroscience 2026 encouraging applications for a Trainee Professional Development Award. The yellow background is overlaid with a modern graphic design.A vibrant and intricate microscopic image showcasing various colors including blue, red, and green, representing cellular structures. The image is visually complex with abstract patterns, suggesting a dynamic and scientific theme.A promotional image for the Neuroscience 2026 conference, highlighting an extension for abstract submissions. The image features various research posters, evoking a professional and academic atmosphere.A fluorescently labeled brain with green and yellow areas. The glowing effect creates a scientific and futuristic mood.Graphic celebrating Pride Month by the Society for Neuroscience, featuring colorful brain fibers.A conference poster session with individuals discussing research. Promotes Neuroscience 2026 abstract submission deadline.Microscopic view of a neuron captured under fluorescent light, highlighting its structure. The colors create an intricate and scientific atmosphere.Spotlight on a reviewer named Fulin Ma, featuring a casual outdoor portrait on a blue and green graphic background.A vibrant microscopic image showing an intricate pattern of red, blue, and green colors. This abstract scientific visualization evokes curiosity and fascination with its vivid details.A vibrant visualization of a neural network with green and pink branches intersecting. The grid background adds a scientific feel.A detailed microscopy image showing fluorescently stained biological cells in red and green. The image exhibits high complexity and scientific appeal.Informational graphic for submitting abstracts to Neuroscience 2026. Features a geometric logo on a yellow background with event details.A microscopic image capturing cells with green and blue fluorescence. The image showcases cellular structures, possibly illustrating a biological study.Group photo of the 2025 Society for Neuroscience Council. The image encourages SfN members to vote in the upcoming 2026 election.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Rare Diseases, Real Battles: A Physician’s Story of Persistence and Purpose. Headshot of Escolar. Wednesday, May 6, 1-2 p.m. EDT. Maria L. Escolar, MD.Neuroscience 2026. How to Organize a Nanosymposium for Neuroscience 2026. Tuesday, April 21, noon–1 p.m. EDT.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Headshot of Hong. Neural Mechanisms of Prosocial Behavior. Wednesday, April 8, 1-2 p.m. EDT. Weizhe Hong, PhD.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Conscious Vision and its Restoration in Blindness. Headshot of Pieter R. Roelfsema, MD, PhD. Wednesday, March 25, 1-2 p.m. EDT. Pieter R. Roelfsema, MD, PhD.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Headshot of Liset M. de La Prida, PhD. Wednesday, March 9, 1-2 p.m. EDT. Liset M. de La Prida, PhD.SfN logo. Elsevier logo. Webinar title: The Benefits of Peer Review. Date/time: Tuesday, March 17, noon-1 p.m.eNeuro and JNeurosci logos. SfN Journals: In Conversation. The Serotonin 1B Receptor Modulates Striatal Activity Differently Based on Behavioral Context. Thursday, March 12, noon-1 p.m. EDT. Headshot of Katherine Nautiyal, Dartmouth College.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Headshot of Di Giovanni. No Pain, No Gain: Advice for Turbulent Times in Neuroscience Research. Wednesday, February 25, 1-2 p.m. EST. Cheryl L. Stucky, PhD.SfN Neuronline logo. The Kavli Foundation logo. Webinar title: Behavioral and Evolutionary Adaptations to Changing Environments. Wednesday, February 18, 11 a.m.–noon EST. SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Headshot of Basso. Nonhuman Primate Neuroscience: A 20-Year History of Unplanned Advocacy. Wednesday, February 11, 1-2 p.m. EST. Michele A. Basso, PhD.SfN Neuronline logo. Professional Development Webinar. Webinar title: Beginner’s Guide to Data Visualization in MATLAB. Thursday, February 5, noon–1 p.m. EST. eNeuro and JNeurosci logos. SfN Journals in Conversation. Title: Computational Properties of the Prefrontal Cortex. Date: Thursday, December 18, noon-1 p.m. EST.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Headshot of Colón-Ramos. Wednesday, December 17, 1-2 p.m. EST. Daniel A. Colón-Ramos, PhD.SfN Neuronline logo. Webinar series: Meet-the-Expert. Headshot of Fenton. Remapping My Spaces. Wednesday, December 3, 1-2 p.m. EST. André Fenton, PhD.
Neuroscience 2025 logo. Webinar title: How to Make and Present a Poster for Neuroscience 2025. Date/time: Tuesday, October 7, noon–1 p.m. EDT.SfN logo. Elsevier logo. Webinar title: Communication and Recognition: Getting Attention for Your Science. Date/time: Tuesday, September 23, noon–1 p.m. EDT.
JNeurosci Town Hall: Dialogue With Community, scheduled for Tuesday, August 19, from noon to 1 p.m. EDT. Sabine Kastner (Editor-in-Chief), Kate Wassum (Senior Editor), Linda Overstreet-Wadiche (Senior Editor), Peter Kok (Reviewing Editor), Tatiana Engel (Reviewing Editor), and Andrew Westbrook (Early Career Researcher Advisory Board).

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