Society for Neuroscience的动态

Neuroscience is one of the fastest changing fields in science with the greatest relevance to our lives, but systems change is needed to shape the field for societal good. By bringing more people into the field and supporting bidirectional exchange with patients, legal experts, ethicists, educators, artists, entrepreneurs, and reporters, the Dana Center Initiative provides a new model through which science actively reflects the people it serves, and outcomes and innovations designed by the field reflect people’s values, needs, and wishes. Dana Foundation President Caroline Montojo elaborates on the goals of this new Initiative in the latest President’s Perspective. #neuroscience #neurosociety #neuroethics #stem

The FAU Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute shines as a beacon of neuroscience research and education. Nestled in Jupiter, Florida, it fosters collaboration with top institutions, driving advancements in understanding brain complexity, disorders, and treatment. This hub equips aspiring neuroscientists with cutting-edge tools and outreach programs, nurturing future innovation. An inspiring example of how dedicated research can offer hope and unravel the brain's mysteries. Let's discuss how such centers shape the future of neuroscience. #BrainResearch #Innovation #Neuroscience #FAUStilesNicholsonBrainInstitute Original article: https://lnkd.in/eEipZv29

?? Let's take a moment to recognize and celebrate the achievements of women in neuroscience and the medical field. Whether you're a researcher, educator, clinician, or student, your contributions are invaluable and deserve to be celebrated. ?? Share your own experiences or tag a woman who has inspired you. Let's continue to support and uplift each other as we work towards a more inclusive and diverse future in science! #womeninscience #neuroscience #internationaldayofwomenandgirlsinscience #internationalwomensday2024 #diversityinscience #internationalwomenday

Thrilled to share the culmination of years of hard work! ?? My first PhD paper, 'Tracts in the limbic system show microstructural alterations post COVID-19 recovery,' is now published in the Brain Communications journal. Dive into our research here: https://lnkd.in/gQ_VFPsN. I would like to thank my Supervisors and all my collaborators for this achievement. #PhD #Research #COVID19 #Neuroscience"

Neuroscientists are left in limbo after a $278 million cut in funding for the Brain Initiative. This news is shocking and disheartening. Scientists work tirelessly, sacrificing their social lives to conduct research that could help solve diseases and benefit mankind. Without proper funding, their hard work goes to waste. This is not a good sign for a progressive mankind. We need to prioritize research funding to support the brilliant minds working towards a better future for all of us. #researchfunding #neuroscience #science #fundingcuts

The Dana Center Initiative for Neuroscience & Society unites academic institutions, neuroscientists, and communities to co-create the future of neuroscience. It promotes cross-disciplinary collaboration and idea exchange among scholars and the public while providing training for the next generation of scholars and practitioners to advance the field for the betterment of society. How does the new Neurotech Justice Accelerator at Mass General Brigham (NJAM) fit into the larger Dana Center Initiative? Hear from our president, Caroline Montojo, in the video below. Learn more about NJAM:?https://lnkd.in/emBt847A #DanaXMGB #neurotechnology #neuroscience #neuroethics

?? Read the latest Profile of Women in Science in EJN - The European Journal of Neuroscience! Learn more about the career of Dr Sophie Molholm, Cognitive #Neuroscientist and Professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. ?? Discover her fascinating journey, from her early education experiences in intellectual communities to her first approach to #Neuroscience during her graduate programme in New York. ?? Read the full #interview at: https://loom.ly/TclnJ68 #EJN: Your Journal, Your Community!

Studying the human brain was a privilege reserved for those with substantial grants and access to expensive equipment just a decade ago. At EMOTIV, we saw this as a challenge to make neuroscience research accessible to everyone. We set out to create affordable, user-friendly tools that would enable real-world brain studies on a global scale. Today, EMOTIV technology is empowering researchers in over 140 countries, from established institutions to grassroots initiatives. We've removed the financial barriers that once limited neuroscience research, opening doors for groundbreaking studies. The breadth and depth of research enabled by our tools have surpassed our wildest expectations, proving that when we democratize science, innovation flourishes. This is just the first phase of our journey. As we continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in neurotechnology, we're excited to see how researchers worldwide will use these tools to unlock the mysteries of the human brain. #Neuroscience #Innovation

Interested in building resilience in the workplace? Recently I've transitioned from an academic focus on trauma and resilience—key themes of my PhD research—to the world of neuroscience in my latest work. ? I'm excited to share my latest publication, exploring the intersection of resilience and neuroscience within the workplace. It's a topic that's fascinated me since my early research days and I'm thrilled to now contribute to the Journal of Neurology and Neuroscience. ? https://lnkd.in/dApKH3ja ? #Neuroscience #Resilience #WorkplaceWellbeing #ContinuousLearning

What can neuroscience say about real-world issues that matter to middle-school students? Educators explored this question at our first Teacher Institute for Neuroscience and Society workshop and are now bringing what they discovered about adolescent brains back to their middle school classrooms. It’s all about making teaching and learning more effective for the diversity of brains in the midst of development. Read more about this unique pilot teacher-training program that could become a model to replicate throughout the country. https://lnkd.in/gEBFD3HM #neurodiversity #neuroscience