Neuroscience 2005 - Submit Proposals for Symposia and Minisymposia
Symposium and minisymposium proposals are being accepted at www.sfn.org/sympro and www.sfn.org/minisympro respectively. The deadline for submission of proposals is January 7, 2005.

Neuroscience 2004 News Releases

Statement on Christopher Reeve from SfN Past President Anne Young
For more information on Reeve, click here.

SfN's Membership Passes 36,000
The Society for Neuroscience topped 36,000 members - reaching another all-time high for the third year in a row. Membership growth is up 5.75 percent for 2004, and is up 27.6 percent after 4 years of being flat at about 28,000.

SfN Member Linda Buck Awarded Nobel Prize

SfN issues FY 2004 Annual Report

SfN Seeks Member Feedback on Neuroscience Database Gateway
SfN wants to hear from you about how you currently use neuroscience databases and how NDG could help. Please complete an online survey.

Brain Research Success Stories
A new series of science advocacy articles describing recent health improvements due to advances in neuroscience and what is possible with further federal funding for biomedical research.

Translational Neuroscience Accomplishments
SfN identifies advances made possible through animal research. Click here for the new TNA wallet card.

Neuroscience Nexus
The November issue of SfN's monthly e-newsletter.

Neuroscience Quarterly
The Fall issue of SfN's member newsletter.

Neuroscience in the News
Weekly neuroscience news clips.

The Journal of Neuroscience
The Journal is published by the SfN on a weekly basis. See what's new in this week's issue.

Web-based Submission System

SfN Sends Letters on Behalf of Neuroscience

Legislative Alerts: Use CapWiz to Write to Congress Today!

Guide to Public Advocacy
The Guide provides tools, information and tips on how to be an effective public advocate on behalf on anyone interested in communicating the importance of biomedical and neuroscience research to elected officials, the press and the general public.