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The SfN Singapore Chapter (SfN.SG) is a non-profit focused on fostering neuroscience research, collaboration, and education in Singapore. Established in the early 2000s, it was revitalised in 2018. Today, President Caroline Wee, Secretary Cao Mian, and Treasurer Chris Asplund (all elected in 2024) lead the Chapter with over 400 members.
SfN.SG is dedicated to inclusivity and promotes equitable representation across all aspects of neuroscience - institutions, topics, gender, and career stages, to name a few. Their annual symposium, held at different institutes across Singapore, showcases diverse research and fosters collaboration. Beyond the symposium, SfN.SG organizes workshops, seminar series, fortnightly newsletters, member directories, and social gatherings to connect members and promote knowledge exchange. To learn more and join, visit their blog or follow them on social media. #SfN.SG / @sfnsing / @sfnsg.bsky.social.
The 1st Joint-University, Cross-Disciplinary Neuroscience Student Association in Hong Kong.
Founded in 2020 by senior medical students from HKU and CUHK, the Hong Kong Student Association of Neuroscience (HKSAN) is dedicated to uniting students across Hong Kong to advance neuroscience. Over the years, they have expanded beyond medicine to include students from diverse disciplines such as science, psychology, and nursing. Through advocacy, research, and career development, HKSAN aims to popularize neuroscience and nurture the next generation of neuroscientists and physicians by sparking students’ enthusiasm, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and equipping both students and the public with knowledge, skills, and empathy to improve neurological and psychological health.
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The Stanford Undergraduate Neuroscience Society (SUNS) is Stanford’s neuroscience-focused student group. By organizing academic and social events as well as school-wide initiatives such as our quarterly journal, we encourage undergraduates of all backgrounds to engage in the multi-disciplinary field of neuroscience.
Nu Rho Psi is a student organization dedicated to discovery through collaboration and creating opportunities for students to become involved individuals. This organization draws its founding principles from the Society for Neuroscience to advance the understanding of the nervous system, provide member development opportunities and educational resources, and promote general education. They aim to nurture the intellectual and ethical strength of our members and generate a collaborative network for both the present and the future.
The Neuroscience Association for Undergraduate Students (NAUS) is a dynamic student organization within the Human Biology Program at the University of Toronto, dedicated to enriching the undergraduate neuroscience experience. We foster a vibrant community by offering a wide range of academic, social, and career-focused opportunities. Committed to addressing student needs and enhancing their journey, NAUS organizes diverse events such as pub nights, movie screenings, academic seminars, outreach initiatives, and an inter-university Life Sciences competition. Their signature event, the Everything Neuroscience conference, brings together thought leaders and students to explore cutting-edge topics in the field.
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