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Learn more about the CR Congress passed ahead of the October 1 deadline. This CR funds the government at FY 24 levels through Wednesday, December 20, ahead of their holiday recess. While it is a positive outcome that the government did not shut down, it is critical to understand the negative impacts a CR has on biomedical research and why it’s imperative that Congress return after the election to fund the government for the remaining months of FY 25. Send your Senators and Representatives a message highlighting research advances presented at Neuroscience 2024 and urging them to provide robust funding for biomedical research in FY 25.

The brain actively re-shapes its past memories in light of new incoming information. In the current study, we used fMRI to track how neural representations are updated during naturalistic recall. Participants watched a movie (“The Sixth Sense”) in the s...

Background: The incidence of delirium is high in ICU as 20~40%, and it is a risk factor to increase the duration of a hospital stay, morbidity, and mortality. However delirium tends to have been overlooked compared to other medical and surgical conditio...

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Prize winners describe cell, circuits that make all kinds of movement possible

Graduate student's difficult personal experiences influences his field of research.

As you move through an environment, the positions of surrounding objects relative to your body constantly change. Updating these locations is of major importance whenever objects go out of view, or when, like pilots and firefighters, people operate in s...

We look forward to welcoming attendees to the in-person experience in Chicago November 13-16 for SfN’s 50th annual meeting. Due to COVID-19 there are uncertainties regarding travel. Please consult the travel resources listed below in order to help plan your trip. Consistent with national and international public health guidance, SfN strongly recommends all of those planning to attend Neuroscience 2021 to be fully vaccinated if possible, subject to the advice of their personal physician. SfN expects all in-person attendees of Neuroscience 2021 to assess and implement for themselves all local, national, and international safety protocols to ensure the most productive and healthiest in-person meeting.

A large number of neuronal phenotypic traits, including ion channels, neurotransmitters and receptors, are controlled by a common repressor sequence encoded in the regulatory portions of the genes. What began as a single repressor protein, termed REST, is now shown to be part of a larger transcriptional complex. Collectively, this complex helps establish gene expression patterns in neuronal versus non-neuronal cells.