Join Us in Washington, D.C., for Neuroscience 2026! Neuroscience 2026 will be held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center at 801 Allen Y. Lew Place NW, Washington, D.C. 20001 We look forward to ...

Abstracts submitted for presentation at the SfN annual meeting are reviewed by the Program Committee in June–July. Presenting authors will receive email notifications with their abstract's session ...

SfN members and nonmembers are eligible to register and secure housing in July. Neuroscience 2026 will be held November 14–18 in Washington, D.C. SfN will also offer a virtual component consisting of ...

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Connect with hundreds of top neuroscience students and show them what sets your training program apart. Exhibit at the 2026 SfN Graduate School Fair hosted November 14–17 at Neuroscience 2026 in ...

Presenting authors of abstracts will be emailed in August regarding their abstract's acceptance status. Until then, there are several things that can be done to prepare for the annual meeting. The ...

Reviews may only be submitted as Theme K (from a historical or teaching perspective) abstracts and should be a literature-driven review. A meta-analysis is acceptable in the scientific themes as long ...

Title and body of your abstract Name, affiliation, and conflict of interest information for all authors Support/grant information Theme and topic selection Note: The themes and topics have changed ...

It’s the middle of the night. Maybe you’re enjoying a pleasant dream or getting some well-needed rest. Then, suddenly, your leg feels like it’s on fire. You shoot up in bed. It’s that scourge of sleep ...

Smelling salts are a centuries-old folk remedy for fainting. Going back to the 13 th century at least, ammonia — the active ingredient in smelling salts — has been a key component of the doctor’s ...

Boy and girl Scouts worldwide greet each other with a left-handed shake. Explanations vary, but one theory traces the practice back to the eclectic interests of the scouting movement’s founder, Robert ...

Liu & Baraban investigated spatiotemporal patterns of seizure-like activity in the brain of zebrafish (Danio rerio) larvae by combining high-speed imaging of calcium indicator fluorescence with ...