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  • Capitol Hill Day FAQ
    A: Hill days, also called “fly-ins” and “lobby days” are events where organizations bring their members from across the country to Washington, D.C. to learn about relevant policy and meet with their members of Congress. Many hill days, including SfN’s, include a training session to prepare members for meetings.
  • SfN News Meetings Membership News from SfN
    Bonus Day Registration and Housing Now Open
    SfN members who renewed by January 31 are eligible to register and secure housing today.
    Jul 11, 2017
  • SfN News Advocacy Press Release
    SfN Announces Early Career Policy Ambassadors Class of 2025
    WASHINGTON — The Society for Neuroscience (SfN) has selected 10 members from a highly competitive applicant pool to participate in the Society’s annual Capitol Hill Day on March 11–13, 2025.
    Feb 13, 2025
  • SfN News Advocacy SfN Leadership News from SfN
    Highlights From Capitol Hill Day 2016
    Check out some highlights from SfN's Capitol Hill Day 2016 »
    Mar 24, 2016
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    Capitol Hill Day: Advocating for Neuroscience Research
    Congressman Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) highlighted the importance of advocating for neuroscience research at the 10th Annual Capitol Hill Day »
    Mar 18, 2016
  • SfN's Capitol Hill Day
    Scientific progress depends upon an adequate and reliable stream of public funding. Members of Congress need to be as aware of this reality as scientists are. Capitol Hill Day, our hallmark advocacy event of the year, brings scientists and congressional representatives together to discuss advances in the field of neuroscience, share the economic and public health benefits of investment in biomedical research, and make the case for strong national investment in scientific research through NIH and NSF.
  • SfN's Capitol Hill Day
    Scientific progress depends upon an adequate and reliable stream of public funding. Members of Congress need to be as aware of this reality as scientists are. Capitol Hill Day, our hallmark advocacy event of the year, brings scientists and congressional representatives together to discuss advances in the field of neuroscience, share the economic and public health benefits of investment in biomedical research, and make the case for strong national investment in scientific research through NIH and NSF.
  • Research & Journals Press Release
    Poor Sleep at Night, More Pain the Next Day
    Research published in JNeurosci suggests improving sleep quality could help manage pain, especially in hospital settings.
    Jan 28, 2019
  • SfN's Capitol Hill Day
    Scientific progress depends upon an adequate and reliable stream of public funding. Members of Congress need to be as aware of this reality as scientists are. Capitol Hill Day, our hallmark advocacy event of the year, brings scientists and congressional representatives together to discuss advances in the field of neuroscience, share the economic and public health benefits of investment in biomedical research, and make the case for strong national investment in scientific research through NIH and NSF.
  • SfN's Capitol Hill Day
    Scientific progress depends upon an adequate and reliable stream of public funding. Members of Congress need to be as aware of this reality as scientists are. Capitol Hill Day, our hallmark advocacy event of the year, brings scientists and congressional representatives together to discuss advances in the field of neuroscience, share the economic and public health benefits of investment in biomedical research, and make the case for strong national investment in scientific research through NIH and NSF.
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