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Public voting for the 2022 Show Us Your BRAINs! Photo and Video Contest is now open
- Neuroscience News
Update: 8th Annual BRAIN Initiative Meeting Now Virtual
The BRAIN Initiative’s yearly meeting is making a change from a hybrid to all-virtual format.
- Neuroscience News
BRAIN Initiative Connectivity across Scales (BRAIN CONNECTS) Program: Information for Applicants
A pre-recorded webinar and slide set are available for applicants interested in learning more about the BRAIN Initiative Connectivity across Scales (BRAIN CONNECTS) Program.
- Neuroscience Grants and Funding
Inviting your input: fostering research in fundamental neuroscience
NINDS is inviting researchers to provide comments and advice on gaps and opportunities for research in fundamental neuroscience.
- Neuroscience Grants and Funding
Upcoming May meeting for the NIH BRAIN Initiative Multi-Council Working Group
The next virtual NIH BRAIN Multi-Council Working Group meeting will be held on Monday, May 16, 2021. Please joins us for the open meeting session available on videocast.
- Neuroscience News
Just published: extensive status report on latest innovations in optics tools for brain research
SPIE journal Neurophotonics has published the first of two extensive status reports on tools for brain science.
- Neuroscience News
- Neuroscience Research and Technology
Virtual BRAIN workshop to address continuing trial responsibilities
- Neuroscience News
New microscope illuminates 3D landscape of living tissue in real time for clinicians
BRAIN-supported technology development holds promise for clinical applications.
- Neuroscience Research and Technology
Research Spotlight: F32 recipient reveals new mechanism for synaptic plasticity to help mice navigate new environments
Post-doctoral fellow, Dr. Justin O’Hare, and colleagues publish landmark paper in Science, finding for the first time that intracellular calcium release plays a key role in how the brain adapts to new environments.
As a tourist, you might need directions to go from a hotel to a restaurant, but spend a few days in that town, and the task of navigating from the hotel to the restaurant becomes trivial. How our brains learn, remember, and navigate new environments has been an enduring mystery in neuroscience.
- Neuroscience Research and Technology
New opening for Chief of Bioinformatics and Data Integration in the Office of the BRAIN Director closes May 12
The Office of the BRAIN Director in the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke seeks to recruit a senior bioinformatics scientist with a well-established record of exceptional scientific and technical expertise in data science and data integration.
A few weeks ago, we announced a new position available in the Office of the BRAIN Director (OBD) and this is a reminder that applications are due on Thursday, May 12!
- Neuroscience News
Last reviewed on July 02, 2025