It’s easy to lose track of what you want when the day-to-day of work and life gets in the way.

From research processes to training, big data has the potential to leave its mark on every aspect of the field.

While rates have improved in recent years, women are still underrepresented in the highest levels of scientific fields.

In the second Tricks of the Trade webcast, learn or refresh your skills on reviewing modelling papers in this webcast hosted by eNeuro Editor-in-Chief Christophe Bernard. This is your chance to understand best practices that will help you become proficient at assessing the validity of scientific conclusions based on the data presented.

Ischemic stroke and traumatic brain injury cause a loss of blood supply to the site of injury (the ischemic core) and reduced flow to the surrounding area (the ischemic penumbra).

Major depressive disorder is a significant cause of disability with few effective treatments.

During SfN’s Careers in Science Policy webinar, neuroscientists who work in policy roles for the government and a consulting firm explained how they made time for exploring science policy interests during training.

Non-invasive measures of brain activity provide valuable insights to the functioning of the brain and the mental processes underlying perception and cognition.

Brain Awareness Week is a wonderful opportunity to not only educate the public about neuroscience but also build up your skills to recruit and train volunteers and organize an event. Here are tips on how to organize an engaging, far-reaching BAW event.

Making your science visually appealing can better engage your audiences and help them understand important research topics. Fortunately, different tools exist to help you present your science in compelling and creative ways.