Members work with policymakers locally, nationally, and internationally to raise global support for investment in basic research and neuroscience discovery.

Stay informed and take action on issues that affect neuroscience.

As an integral part of SfN’s Growth and Opportunity Strategy, SfN welcomes nominations of a wide range of award candidates. Your nominations help us to better recognize research achievements made ...

Plan your experience at Neuroscience 2025 by accessing the Neuroscience Meeting Planner (NMP) or by downloading the mobile app. Log into the NMP and mobile app using your six-digit registration badge ...

Brain Awareness Week is an opportunity to educate, promote, advocate for, and support brain science and research.Explore these tools and resources to share your discoveries with the public.

Through the Registration Resource Center, attendees can: ...

Connect with SfN on all our social media accounts for the latest news, member information, key annual meeting deadlines, upcoming webinars, science from the journals, and so much more. Join the ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Neuroscience 2021 took place online November 8-11 with Preview Days on November 3-7. On-demand access ended on November 30. Thank you for participating!

Current SfN members are eligible to register and secure housing. Nonmember registration and housing opens Tuesday, July 21. Neuroscience 2026 will be held November 14–18 in Washington, D.C. SfN will ...