The science is just the beginning.
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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."
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The changes to peer review reporting proposed by the NIH could limit transparency and weaken scientific judgment in funding decisions.
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This August recess #NeuroAdvocates, including incoming SfN President-Elect Peter Strick, PhD, and several ECPAs met with congressional offices and hosted lab tours, highlighting the impact of research and federal funding.
Thank you for connecting science with policy.
The 2026 Neuroscience Meeting Planner is live!
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Peer review scores and percentiles help applicants understand funding decisions.
The NIH's new proposed changes could take that transparency away.
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Congratulations to the recipients of SfN's Chinese Neuroscience Society (CNS) travel award, presenting their research at #CNS2026 in Fuzhou, China last week.
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Don’t miss this final opportunity to present your latest findings to the global community at #SfN26.
Late-breaking abstract submission closes tomorrow.
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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.
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.
Late-breaking abstract submissions for #SfN26 are open now.
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