A Grand Vision: A Conversation with Lynne Kiorpes
When babies are born, they cannot see very well, but their vision vastly improves as they continue to develop. Sometimes, the eyes don’t communicate well with the brain, and vision… Leer más
Society for Neuroscience
Is Seeing Believing? A Conversation with Tom Albright
What does eye-witness identification have to do with neuroscience? A lot, actually.… Leer más
Mental Health is a Part of Health: A Conversation with Shekhar Saxena
In a recent presidential town hall, President Obama looked directly into the camera and made a powerful statement about mental health. “If something inside you feels like it’s wounded, it’s… Leer más
We won an award!
We are excited to announce that we received the Society for Neuroscience 2016 Next Generation Award. This award recognizes SfN chapter members who have made outstanding contributions to public communication,… Leer más
Translating Science to Policy: How to be a Science Advocate
Every year in our nation’s Capitol, there is a different kind of March Madness, otherwise known as appropriation season. … Leer más
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: Neural Stem Cells
Stem cells have two characteristic and essential properties: Self-renewal. They can divide to give rise to another stem cell. Potency. They are capable of differentiating into specialized cells.… Leer más
Get Ready for #SfN14 with #KnowingNeurons
This is an exciting time for neuroscience! The Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine was just awarded to three neuroscientists “for their discoveries of cells that constitute a positioning system… Leer más
The Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2013
This is BIG week for neuroscience! Each year more than 30,000 neuroscientists from more than 80 countries come together in the largest scientific meeting in the world! At the Society… Leer más
