American Society for Neurochemistry - ASN

A Look Back at Sunday at ASN 2026

Sunday at ASN 2026 was filled with inspiring science and meaningful connections.

From the plenary session and scientific symposia to networking lunches and poster presentations, the day offered countless opportunities to learn and engage.

The Student Post-Doc Mingler brought the day to a close, creating a space for early-career attendees to connect and share experiences.

👉 Discover more highlights: asn-meeting.org/program-at-a-glance/

Day 1 at ASN 2026 is all about connection and community.

From the Public Forum to the First Timers’ Reception and the Welcome Reception, there are plenty of opportunities to learn, engage, and meet fellow attendees.

We can’t wait to kick things off with you.

👉 View program 🔗 asn-meeting.org/detailed-program

📢Tomorrow is the day!
Come join us at 12:15pm tomorrow, 4/20, in Junior Ballrooms AB for our panel discussion and networking event to learn about different career paths you can take as a neuroscientist!📝

Thank You to Our Sponsors

A heartfelt thank you to all of our sponsors and supporters for helping make ASN 2026 possible.

Your support enables a meaningful and impactful meeting experience for the neurochemistry community.

We’re grateful for your continued partnership.

👉 Learn more: asn-meeting.org/sponsors-exhibitors/

ASN 2026 Begins Tomorrow

We’re excited to welcome you to ASN 2026 starting tomorrow.

Before you arrive, take a moment to review key onsite information and explore the program so you can plan your time and make the most of the meeting.

Get ready for a week of science, connection, and collaboration.

👉 View Onsite Info: https://asn-meeting.org/onsite-info/
👉 Explore the Program: https://asn-meeting.org/program-at-a-glance/

💼ASN 2026 is less than a week away!✈️

Just a reminder that the Early Career Development Committee (ECDC) event, Exploring Career Paths in Neuroscience - Panel Discussion & Networking, will be on Monday, April 20th at 12:15pm in Junior Ballrooms AB! 📝

This event will have a panel discussion focused on diverse career paths in neuroscience for trainees and early-career scientists. The second half of the session will provide opportunities for participant engagement through Q&A, small-group discussions, and networking.

💡Are you a trainee or early career scientist attending ASN 2026 in Saint Charles, Missouri? 👩🏻‍💻Come attend the Early Career Development Committee (ECDC) event during the meeting: Exploring Career Paths in Neuroscience - Panel Discussion & Networking! 📝

Registration for the event is free and available to students and postdocs while registering for the conference, with boxed lunches available for purchase when you register!

Time: Monday, April 20th, 2026, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm

Location: Junior Ballrooms AB

We will host a panel discussion focused on diverse career paths in neuroscience for trainees and early-career scientists. The second half of the session will provide opportunities for participant engagement through Q&A, small-group discussions, and networking.

ASN 2026 Is Almost Here

We’re just 1 week away from ASN 2026 - and we can’t wait to see you in St. Charles.

Make sure you’re ready by checking important onsite details, including registration, venue information, and program access.

Get prepared and make the most of your ASN experience.

👉 View Onsite Information: asn-meeting.org/onsite-info/

Plenary Speaker Spotlight: Qing Richard Lu, PhD

Join us at ASN 2026 to hear from Dr. Qing Richard Lu, an expert in neuroscience and cancer biology.

His research explores how epigenetic mechanisms regulate brain repair, neurological diseases, and tumor development - helping advance new approaches to treatment and recovery.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from leading voices in neurochemistry.

👉 Learn more: asn-meeting.org/plenary-speakers/

Plenary Speaker Spotlight: Dr. Michael Heneka

Join us at ASN 2026 to hear from Dr. Michael Heneka, an expert in neurodegenerative diseases and Alzheimer’s research.

His work explores how innate immunity and neuroinflammation contribute to Alzheimer’s disease, helping advance understanding of brain health and potential treatments.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts in neurochemistry.

👉 Learn more: asn-meeting.org/plenary-speakers/