Advertisement

The latest SfN news for members, delivered to your inbox two times a month.

The #SfN26 virtual component is open: Log in with your last name and registration number (badge ID) to view virtual posters and live or on-demand broadcasts of select sessions. All content will be available on demand until December 20. Virtual Component

Get ready for Neuroscience 2026! The Program and Exhibit Guide is now available to view or download. Program and Exhibit Guide

Congratulations to the 2026 SfN award and prize recipients! SfN looks forward to celebrating their achievements at #SfN26. Award Recipients

Discover what’s new at Neuroscience 2026, including enhanced mobile app features, opportunities to connect with fellow attendees, and new scientific and career development programming. New This Year

Learn about SfN’s 2027 International Travel Awards for the Japan Neuroscience Society (JNS), International Brain Research Organization (IBRO), and the Chinese Neuroscience Society (CNS) meetings, open to eligible North America–based graduate students and postdocs. International Travel Awards

This #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth SfN celebrates Indigenous neuroscientists and researchers whose discoveries, mentorship, and partnership strengthen our community and move the field forward. Read postdoctoral fellow and eNeuro reviewer, Dominic Acri's story. Native American Heritage Month

Poster Floor at Neuroscience 2023 in Washington, D.C.

Connect with 2026 annual meeting exhibitors and discover neuroscience-related products and services. Neuroscience 2026 Event Map

Use the Neuroscience Meeting Planner and mobile app to explore everything the meeting has to offer and build a personalized itinerary. Neuroscience Meeting Planner and Mobile App

Apply to share your science outreach poster during the Brain Awareness Campaign Event at #SfN26 by Tuesday, November 10. Brain Awareness Campaign Event

Exhibit at the #SfN26 Graduate School Fair and showcase your institutional program to hundreds of talented students. There’s still time to secure your booth! Graduate School Fair

Meet your next hire in D.C.: Take advantage of the NeuroJobs Career Center's #SfN26 job posting and interview packages for employers to connect with top talent at the world's premier neuroscience event. NeuroJobs Career Center

Neuroscience 2026 opens next week: Register for the meeting and confirm your travel and housing now. Registration and Housing

Share a room, save on housing by matching with fellow #SfN26 attendees on SfN’s Roommate Matching Forum. Roommate Matching Forum

Submit your satellite networking event! Review the submission guidelines for 2026 satellite event policies and email amsatellites@sfn.org with any questions. Satellite Event Policies

Register today for on-site KiddieCorp Childcare Services at the convention center. KiddieCorp

Neuroscience 2026 signage.

When is the last day to view virtual posters and watch livestream recordings via the virtual component? 

1. November 18

2. November 5

3. December 20

Find the answer at the bottom of the newsletter.

• How Early Can We Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease? (BrainFacts)

• How People at High Risk for Alzheimer’s Are Cultivating Community (BrainFacts) 

• Editorial | eNeuro Assessments: A Standardized Way to Communicate Research Quality (eNeuro)
• Viewpoints | Time²: A Framework for the Neural Dynamics of Visual Perception (JNeurosci)
• Beyond the Meeting: A Brainy Guide to Washington, D.C (Neuronline)
• Community Leaders' Guide to the 2026 Neuroscience Meeting Planner (Neuronline)
• Neuroscience on a Nonlinear Path: Career, Growth, and Motherhood
  (Neuronline)
• “Think Alike?” S3E6: Getting the Mentorship You Need (Neuronline)
• Applications are open for the NIH-sponsored 2027 Training in Neurotherapeutics Discovery and Development for Academic Scientists course, taking place March 23–26, 2027, in Potomac, Maryland (NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Research)
• Apply for the Targeted Funding Opportunity: Innovative Screening Approaches for Early Detection of MS, with concept notes due December 16 (National MS Society Targeted Request for Applications)

Correct Answer: c. #SfN26 virtual posters and livestream recordings are available to view via the virtual component through December 20, 2026. 

The #SfN26 Virtual Component is open: Log in with your last name and registration number (badge ID) to view virtual posters and live or on-demand broadcasts of select sessions.

Share your feedback! Help shape Nexus, your member newsletter.