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The Journal of Neuroscience, published by the Society for Neuroscience, is the premier peer-reviewed  scholarly journal spanning the highly multi-disciplinary field of neuroscience research. The Journal of Neuroscience is now published weekly-except for the last two weeks in December, 12 months a year.
It's a valuable resource for neuroscientists and professionals in related fields such as psychiatry. A free online subscription is included with Society membership.
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The Society offers a number of publications, in print and online, to keep the neuroscience community informed. Our flagship publication, The Journal of Neuroscience, publishes 50 times a year, and includes the latest research from throughout field.
In addition to its scientific offerings, the Society publishes a variety of educational books and informational materials about neuroscience. These include:
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Annual Report
A yearly report on the Society's progress toward advancing its mission
- Brain Briefings
A monthly two-page newsletter explaining how basic neuroscience discoveries lead to clinical applications
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Brain Facts
A primer on the brain and nervous system
- Guide to Public Advocacy
Tools, information, and tips to help members advance issues such as research funding, support for the responsible use of animals in research, and more
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The History of Neuroscience in Autobiography
The lives and accomplishments of eminent senior neuroscientists, told in their own words, in print and on video (now published by Elsevier)
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Neuroscience Core Concepts
Fundamental principles about the brain and nervous system. Each essential principle is supported by fundamental concepts comparable to those underlying the U.S. National Science Education Standards.
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Neuroscience Quarterly
The Society's newsletter (current and past issues available)
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Neuroscience Nexus
SfN's biweekly e-newsletter
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Research & Discoveries
Chronicles examples of curiosity-driven research advances creating promise for the treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders.
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Short Courses
Companion publications to courses held at the Society's annual meeting