Simply Neuroscience's Newsletter
Educational non-profit supporting interdisciplinary neuroscience students
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Simply Neuroscience's September Newsletter (opens the original)
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Join Simply Neuroscience at the Virtual Career Fair in Neuroscience & Society (opens the original)
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Welcome back to our newsletter 🥳4th Annual Virtual Career Fair in Neuroscience & Society: September 14 & 15th from 4-6 pm Pacific / 7-9 pm Eastern 📣The Career Fair provides an opportunity to learn from and network with leading experts and practitioners in neuroscience and society. Join to learn more about how you can get involved and pursue careers in these interdisciplinary fields.The 2026 Career Fair will span 2 days. Monday, September 14th, will be focused on neuroscience and society fields s
Simply Neuroscience's August Newsletter (opens the original)
August Synapse Session on Public Health — August 23 at 1 PM ET/10 AM PT (opens the original)
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Simply Neuroscience's July Newsletter (opens the original)
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