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Meet Today’s Women in Neuroscience
Get to know of some of today’s female neuroscientists and learn more about their life’s work.
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Bernice Grafstein: Advancing the Field and the Next Generation
The neuroscientist discusses her pioneering research and her commitment to helping women in science succeed.
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The Joys of Science: The Challenges of a Neuroscience Career
In the second installment of The Joys of Science video series, neuroscientists discuss some of the difficulties they face in the field.
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Conversations with Women in Neuroscience
In honor of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, revisit some our favorite conversations with the scientists who are making big contributions to the study of the brain.
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The Joys of Science: Why Become a Neuroscientist
In the first installment of The Joys of Science video series, neuroscientists discuss what they love most about the field.
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Yasmin Hurd: Marijuana and the Young Brain
A neuroscientist reveals the surprising — and far-reaching — effects of marijuana on the developing brain.
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Ask a Scientist: How Did You Become a Scientist?

This video from the National Eye Institute features Chris Thomas answering children's questions about how you can become a scientist and the variety of jobs they do.

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Danielle Bassett: The Flexible Brain
A neuroscientist describes how a friend's attempted suicide motivated her to use her knowledge of physics to study the brain.
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Sol Snyder: Daring Creativity in Research
The neuroscientist discusses how creative thinking led to some of his most groundbreaking discoveries.
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Jennifer Morgan: Finding Inspiration in Unexpected Places
A researcher explains how her undergraduate experience inspired a career studying spinal cord injury.
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Fruit Flies and the Smell Sense: How a Molecule's Vibration Can Change Its Smell
How can a fruit fly teach us about our senses? Watch this video and see how scientists use fruit flies to learn more about our sense of smell.
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Judy Illes: Ethical Considerations for Neuroscience
The neurology professor contemplates the ethical issues raised by neuroscience research.
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David Jentsch: Commitment to Science
Scientist targeted by animal rights activists asks about the ethics of inaction.
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