While it is evolutionarily advantageous for individuals to act in ways that promote their own survival and reproductive success, humans and other animals often display empathy and compassion through behaviors that benefit others.

Research involving nonhuman primates remains crucial for translating discoveries from rodent and computer models to humans with neurological and neuropsychiatric illnesses.

Join speakers Hans Hofmann, PhD, and Kimberly Rosvall, PhD, for the third session of a collaborative series by the Society for Neuroscience and The Kavli Foundation.

We want to hear from you! Neuronline is seeking contributors to share how they’ve applied their neuroscience training in real-world careers and collaborations.

In this collection, you will find engaging conversations on topics ranging from new Neuronline articles or webinars to discussions of the latest trends in the neuroscience community.

Engage in conversations on topics ranging from new Neuronline articles or webinars to discussions of the latest trends in the neuroscience community.

In this Chapters Spotlight, learn more about June Liu, PhD, a chapter representative from the Greater New Orleans Chapter, and how she hopes her chapter will empower the next generation of neuroscientists. Learn more about SfN’s local chapters here.

In this Chapters Spotlight, learn more about Laura Baquedano Santana, founder of SfN's Peru Chapter, and what inspired her to start the only chapter in Peru during the Covid-19 pandemic, how her chapter is working to increase awareness of neuroscience across the country, and how her personal background shapes how she leads the chapter. Read her story and explore SfN’s local chapters here.

Benedict Kolber, PhD, is an associate professor and director of the cognition and neuroscience PhD program at The University of Texas at Dallas. He also serves as the co-director of the Maximizing Access for Research Careers (MARC) undergraduate research program and is a faculty member in the University of Texas at Dallas Center for Advanced Pain Studies. Kolber received his PhD in neuroscience from Washington University in St. Louis. His research interest focuses on comorbidities in chronic pain.

This year’s JNeurosci Town Hall is an opportunity talk to Editor-in-Chief Sabine Kastner and other members of the Editorial Board. The editors will discuss new and ongoing journal initiatives including open peer review, supplementary material, and upcoming special collections. Join the live discussion to make sure your specific questions are heard.