Forums

A forum for general discussion and posting topics.

Looking for advice, discussions, and content for navigating your career? Discover the latest Neuronline resources here and share your thoughts below!

In this forum you can find posts from your Community Leaders. These topics will range from professional development to scientific advancement. It is meant to be an extension of conversation for Neuronline-related articles and events. Check out the latest content from your Community Leaders and participate in cultivating conversation around SfN programming and creating opportunities for members to share their perspectives and subject matter expertise!

The Society for Neuroscience (SfN) has been around for over 50 years. Explore and discover SfN's history and contributions to the development of the field of neuroscience through the History of SfN project on SfN.org and review select conversations below. Share your favorite memories from SfN annual meetings of years past and reconnect with your peers!

Discuss, comment, and ask questions about SfN's webinars.

Stay up to date on the latest and greatest in neuroscience research!

Share insights, best practices, ask questions, and engage with other participants of SfN's Optogenetic Training Series.

A forum for faculty to learn strategies for strengthening your academic program and for students to learn tips for navigating academia.

Enhance your career by learning about the best ways to network, the benefits of mentorship, and many other career skills.

Share tips and guidance on how to plan, shape, and grow your career.

Explore the various jobs in different settings that neuroscientists can hold such as professors, academic researchers, science writers, policy consultants, and more.

Learn about the importance of diversity in the field and what you can do to promote it!

A space to share experiences and get feedback about studying and working outside of the U.S.

Get inspired by the methods other neuroscientists have used to let the public know about the importance of their research.

Share lesson plans, tips, and experiences about teaching neuroscience!

Share your experiences and ideas about scientific cultural factors that can undermine rigorous research practices and identify solutions to these issues that can be employed by all members of the neuroscience community.

This forum is open to members and non-members. Please feel free to post anonymously using the "Post as anonymous" option when submitting a thread/comment or submitting your ideas in this Google Form. Contact SfN staff at training@sfn.org for more information.