Cognitive Neuroscience Society

Assessing Social Reasoning in Adolescence Assessing Social Reasoning in Adolescence
Assessing Social Reasoning in Adolescence
Read More
Every day, we compare ourselves to others, both in person and increasingly online. Am I smarter than ...
Assessing Social Reasoning in Adolescence
Linking Words and Memories: How We Remember the Structure of Things Linking Words and Memories: How We Remember the Structure of Things
Linking Words and Memories: How We Remember the Structure of Things
Read More
Speaking at the Big Ideas in Neuroscience session at the recent CNS annual meeting, Angela Friederic ...
Linking Words and Memories: How We Remember the Structure of Things
Buildings, Beauty, and the Brain: Q&A with Anjan Chatterjee Buildings, Beauty, and the Brain: Q&A with Anjan Chatterjee
Buildings, Beauty, and the Brain: Q&A with Anjan Chatterjee
Read More
We all know intuitively that place shapes our everyday experiences. From the colors of the walls to ...
Buildings, Beauty, and the Brain: Q&A with Anjan Chatterjee
Sorting Out What is Real: Q&A with Jon Simons Sorting Out What is Real: Q&A with Jon Simons
Sorting Out What is Real: Q&A with Jon Simons
Read More
At the CNS meeting last March in San Francisco, I learned a new term during Marcia Johnson’s Fred Ka ...
Sorting Out What is Real: Q&A with Jon Simons
Your Brain on Channel Surfing Your Brain on Channel Surfing
Your Brain on Channel Surfing
Read More
It’s Sunday morning and I am looking through tweets while watching the news. With smartphones now ub ...
Your Brain on Channel Surfing

Save the Date! CNS 2018 in Boston

The CNS 25th anniversary meeting will be March 24-27, 2018, in Boston, Massachusetts. Mark your calendars now!

Watch Videos from CNS 2017

Videos are now live from the CNS 2017 keynote lecture and the Big Ideas in Cognitive Neuroscience special session. Watch them now!

The Digital Medicine of the Future: Adam Gazzaley’s Public Keynote

Big Ideas in Cognitive Neuroscience - 6 talks by Charles R. Gallistel (Rutgers University), Tomás Ryan (Trinity College Dublin & MIT), Angela Friederici (Max-Planck-Institute), Jean-Rémi King (NYU), John Krakauer (Johns Hopkins University), and Danielle Bassett (University of Pennsylvania)

Subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Nominations are open!

Nominations are now open for the 2018 George A. Miller Award and the Fred Kavli Distinguished Career Contributions Award. Please send your brief nomination statement to by August 11, 2017.