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Neuronline's vast collection of professional development and training resources offers guidance for people at all career stages with diverse interests and responsibilities.

Enhance your research techniques through virtual conferences and training series on emerging trends and technologies, and develop your own training program through curriculum and hiring best practices.

Learn how to effectively mentor diverse students, find new mentors, navigate difficult conversations, and more.

Increase awareness of the value of community through toolkits, articles, and interviews sharing advice on how to create equal opportunities for all scientists.

Stay apprised of findings from across the field with summaries of research published in SfN journals, and learn about rigor, responsible conduct of research, and other topics important to the scientific community.

Welcome to SfN’s Optogenetics Training Series, where you can advance your understanding of how to optimize optogenetics techniques in your research. We invite neuroscientists at any training and career stage, institution, and geography, with all levels of familiarity and proficiency with optogenetics, to engage with the series’ resources created for you by more than 20 global neuroscience leaders. SfN’s inaugural training series is organized in partnership with neuroscientists Kamran Khodakhah (Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Veronica Alvarez (NIH Intramural Research Program/NIAAA), and Alexandra Nelson (University of California, San Francisco).

Stay informed on conversations about publishing, tools and technologies, and the most relevant issues in the evolving neuroscience field with the scientists and innovators leading scientific discovery.