2025年1月14日 · Our passion is sharing exciting stories about the brain and mind. To do this, we use various modes of creative communication to discuss neuroscience simply and effectively.

A creative neuroscience education and outreach website. Knowing Neurons is an award-winning neuroscience website, run entirely by a volunteer team of young neuroscientists. We strive to make neuroscience accessible to anyone interested in learning about the brain, through written articles, videos, infographics, podcasts, and more.

Your brain is very complicated and fascinating! Every week for one year we posted a new and interesting fact about that 3 lb organ in your skull and other parts of the nervous system.

Our custom-made scientific illustrations, infographics, and images are free to use and share with appropriate credit. Be sure to check out our other infographic series: 52 Brain Facts, Weird Animal Brains, and A Close up Look! We have infographics in Spanish, German, and Turkish too!. Here are some of our most requested infographics!

Johanna Mayer is a PhD student at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden working on autophagy-mediated secretory mechanisms in Alzheimer’s disease.Her PhD project is part of the EU-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie innovative training network SAND exploring secretion, autophagy, and the role in neurodegeneration.

Have you ever wondered about how vision works across the animal kingdom? From the retina to the occipital lobe, this infographic series by vision scientist Gil Torten will walk you through different aspects of the visual process, ranging from the minutia of retinal cell biology to the neuroscientific magic of optical illusions. Each infographic will cover a different topic across vision ...

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Kate Fehlhaber. Kate graduated from Scripps College in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Neuroscience, completing the cellular and molecular track with honors.

Sneha Chaturvedi is a MD-PhD student at Washington University School in Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri. Her research focuses on sex differences in neurodevelopment, including work on autism spectrum condition. Sneha is also a part of the American Medical Women’s Association where she leads a team of volunteers to create content on …

Welcome to the Knowing Neurons Podcast. Our official Podcast channel invites neuroscientists from around the world to take you on a guided tour of the brain.