ALT Flyer advertising a need for scientists volunteers. "Call for scientists! Want to collaborate with an art student on a comic about your research? Learn more and sign up by Feb 1st." Simple cartoon heads are wearing hats that are designed to look like items symbolic of different scientific disciplines: an aromatic ring, a crystal, an ammonite, and a paramecium. Link: bit.ly/sciencecomicscollab

ALT Summer research programs. Screen shot of database. Go to www.cientificolatino.com/reu Text reads: Research experiences for undergraduates (REUs, also known as SURPs or SURFs) are paid summer internships, usually for 6-8 weeks (sometimes including housing) at research institutions. Undergraduates are paired with a lab and gain valuable research experience. These are extremely helpful for obtaining post-graduate jobs in STEM and applying to graduate or professional schools. REU application deadlines are approaching! Will you be applying this year? Our database contains more than 450 SURP programs!

ALT Text in a beige box on a yellow background, with a cartoon of directions at the top left. The Black In Neuro logo is in the bottom left and sign language and closed captioning symbols are at the bottom right. Text reads: “Thursday July 27. #BlackJourneyToNeuro. Keynote Address. 9-10 AM PT | 12-1 PM ET | 5-6 PM BST. Fun Times in Neuroscience. Dr. Ishmail Abdus-Saboor, Columbia University. Dr. Abdus-Saboor is an Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at the Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute. His lab currently investigates how the brain encodes responses to different types of tactile stimulation, like a pleasurable caress or painful prick. He is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including being recently named as an HHMI Freeman Hrabowski Scholar and McKnight Scholar. During his keynote address, Dr. Abdus-Saboor will share his journey into neuroscience and his scientific work along the way. #BINW23”. A photo of Dr. Abdus-Saboor is in the middle of the poster.

ALT Text in a beige box on a blue background with three fists in the air above. The Black In Neuro logo is in the bottom left and the sign language and closed caption symbols at the bottom right. Text reads: “Wednesday July 25. #NeuroRacisim. Journal Club: Meet the Experts. 9-10 AM PT | 12-1 PM ET | 5-6 PM BST. Join us for our Meet The Experts Panel discussing the practice of Neuroimaging and ways it can become more inclusive. Emphasis will be placed on the following papers: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41593-022-01218-y. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2215-0366(22)00079-7. #BINW23”. Photos of the panelists and their affiliations are in the center of the tan box. Panalist information reads: “Dr. Termara Parker, Lieber Institute for Brain Development; Dr. Lucina Uddin, University of California Los Angeles; Jocelyn Ricard, Yale University, Incoming PhD Student at Stanford University.”

ALT Text in a beige box on an orange background with a silhouette of the world at the top. The Black In Neuro logo is in the bottom left. The text reads: “We are encouraging everybody to share their own global journeys using the hashtag #BlackInNeuroWorld. Rep your flags, tell us where you are from, we want to hear from you. Also follow along as we highlight 15 researchers in the Black In Neuro community across the disapora. #BINW23"

ALT Text in a beige box on an orange background with a silhouette of the world at the top. The Black In Neuro logo is in the bottom left. The text reads: “#NeuroAcrossTheDiaspora. Tuesday July 25. Join us as we celebrate our Black In Neuro community across the diaspora. We will learn from a range of academics from outside of the US, UK, and Canada.. Keynote Address: Dr. Flavia Santos 7-8 AM PT | 10-11 AM ET | 3-4 PM BST. Town Hall: The State of the Black In Neuro Diaspora 9-10:30 AM PT | 12-1:30 PM ET | 5-6:30 PM BST. #BINW23”

ALT Dynamic colorful background with a brown banner at the top reading “Black In Neuro Week 2023, July 24-30”. Below that text reads “Registration is live!” with the Black In Neuro logo below and text “#BINW23” below.

ALT Black In Neuro Week 2023 overview graphic. Banner at top reads: “Black In Neuro Week 2023. July 24-30.” Below are seven boxes each summarizes a day’s theme as follows: “Mon. July 24 #BlackInNeuroRollCall. Introducing the #BlackInNeuro community by amplifying each other! Tues. July 25 #NeuroAcrossTheDiaspora. Celebrate our BIN community across the diaspora. Hear from a range of academics. Wed. July 26 #NeuroRacism Explore ongoing racism in neuroscience-related fields, and ways to dismantle it. Thurs. July 27 #BlackJourneyToNeuro. Celebrate diverse journeys taken in the BIN community. Fri July 28 #BlackInNeuroCareers offers career advancement tools for those in neuro-related fields. Sat. July 29 #BlackJoyInNeuro. Build community and spread joy. Meet up with Black In Neuro members in your local area. Sun. July 30 #BlackRestInNeuro. Sharing things we do to protect our peace and mental health as we continue to thrive in neuroscience.” At the bottom is the Black In Neuro logo and “#BINW23.”