STM publisher Springer, Germany, has announced the launch of a free, multidimensional professional networking site, TheNeuroNetwork.com, for those working and studying the brain. The website offers an online community and networking site for those studying neural activities in the brain (invertebrate to human), including brain-like systems and networks. Currently more than 1,300 individual members and 40 interest groups representing over 70 countries have created profiles on the network.
The NeuroNetwork was established to allow students and researchers to find and interact with each other in a professional online environment. Members may create searchable profiles with their research interests and publications; upload poster presentations, images, and videos; post questions and start discussions on new research; form and join public or private groups based on their interests or geographical location; post and search job listings; start a blog; and view, post, and RSVP to upcoming meetings.
Members may also create profiles for their organisation, institute, society, or even their lab. Such profiles may be used to post meetings, news, links to articles, press releases, or calls for papers. The website will also provide original content in the form of interviews with researchers, and is looking for live bloggers for upcoming meetings.
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