Neuroscience 2026 Brings the Field Together
Get ready for Neuroscience 2026, taking place Nov. 14–18 in Washington, D.C.!
What’s the best thing about the SfN annual meeting? The fact that everyone in neuroscience will be there. The vast poster floor draws attendees from across the field, bringing together the newest neuroscience and the people eager to discuss it. As countless past attendees can attest, conversations that begin around a poster can change a career.
New networking tools make it easier to find the people you want to meet. Use Peer Finder and Smart Matches in the annual meeting mobile app to identify attendees with shared scientific interests and expand your professional network. Neuroscience Networking Events and Satellite Events offer even more opportunities to gather with communities of shared interest. This year’s meeting has a number of new events and tools that can now be found on a single page.
Surrounding and supporting the science, the Exhibit Hall features organizations offering the latest technologies and services for neuroscience research. Visit the Product Theaters for presentations of products and solutions that may help speed your next discovery.
Neuroscience 2026 also offers resources to help you take the next step in your career. Professional Development Workshops provide practical guidance from experienced colleagues, while the Graduate School Fair and NeuroJobs Career Center connect attendees with programs, employers, and opportunities across the field.
Before arriving in Washington, D.C., use the Neuroscience Meeting Planner to build your schedule. Search the program and ensure you catch the posters, symposia, Featured and Special Lectures, and other sessions most relevant to your interests.
For those not attending in person, the Neuroscience 2026 Virtual Component will include livestreams of all 24 lectures, virtual posters, and access to content on demand for one month after the meeting concludes. All in-person registrants also receive access to the virtual component. Wherever you participate, join the online conversation using #SfN26.
Register today and be part of the annual meeting that brings neuroscience together.
