As SfN begins celebrating its 50^th anniversary, the importance of cutting-edge technology, rigorous basic research, and collaboration across disciplines and borders remains at the heart of discoveries in neuroscience.

Share your research, network with leading neuroscientists, and celebrate your colleagues' work at Neuroscience 2019 Oct. 19–23 in Chicago.

Humans subconsciously respond to geomagnetic fields, and memory activation may be the key to intentional forgetting according to two studies published in JNeurosci and eNeuro.

Rebecca Baker, Walter J. Koroshetz, and Nora Volkow discuss addressing the immediate and long-term challenges of the opioid crisis through the Helping to End Addiction Long-term (HEAL).

Discoveries in the study of vascular dementia could lead to earlier diagnoses and new treatments for patients with Alzheimer’s disease.

Learn how the BRAIN Initiative is changing the practice of neuroscience through funding for expansive, unconventional, and multidisciplinary projects.

Founded on the principle of serving the scientific community, JNeurosci and eNeuro have come to shape the field of neuroscience.

Get your community excited about neuroscience this summer by using nature to educate your audience.

Updates on SfN’s efforts to expand global partnerships, foster inclusion, advocate for federal support, and more.

Learn about the new SfN president-elect, treasurer, and council members.