JNeurosci is excited to introduce another new feature »

Late-breaking poster presenters will have the opportunity to upload a virtual poster PDF and/or present their poster in person in Chicago.

Reach out directly to SfN’s annual meeting attendees by mailing a physical letter or postcard to their postal address. The Neuroscience 2022 attendee mailing list is now available to current annual meeting exhibitors only (also available to non-exhibitors beginning December 1, 2022).

Fiber photometry is a neuroscience technique that can continuously monitor in vivo fluorescence to assess population neural activity or neuropeptide/transmitter release in freely behaving animals. Despite the widespread adoption of this technique, methods to statistically analyze data in an unbiased, objective, and easily adopted manner are lacking. Various pipelines for data analysis exist, but they are often system specific, are only for preprocessing data, and/or lack usability. Current post hoc statistical approaches involve inadvertently biased user-defined time-binned averages or area under the curve analysis. To date, no post hoc user-friendly tool with few assumptions for a standardized unbiased analysis exists, yet such a tool would improve reproducibility and statistical reliability for all users. Hence, we have developed a user-friendly post hoc statistical analysis package in Python that is easily downloaded and applied to data from any fiber photometry system. This Fiber Photometry Post Hoc An...

Through the Registration Resource Center, attendees can:

As a service to annual meeting registrants, SfN provides free wireless Internet access in designated areas of the Chicago convention center during Neuroscience 2019. SfN will provide support for wireless users.

You can play a critical role in advancing funding for basic and biomedical research.

You can play a critical role in advancing funding for basic and biomedical research.

You can play a critical role in advancing funding for basic and biomedical research.

You can play a critical role in advancing funding for basic and biomedical research.