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New Research from SfN Journals 

15 November 2026
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM EST

Session Speakers
Kate Wassum, University of California, Los Angeles
Dorit Kliemann, University of Iowa
Steve Roper, University of Miami School of Medicine
Diego Candia-Rivera, Paris Brain Institute

Session Description
An exclusive look into select JNeurosci and eNeuro papers before they're published. Experts will share peer-reviewed research detailing how sourness overpowers other kinds of tastes by weakening communication from the tongue to the brain; the life-saving functions of heart-brain interactions; and a new understanding of how brain activity varies between people with autism.

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Welcome to Neuroscience 2026
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New Research from SfN Journals 

15 November 2026
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM EST

Session Speakers
Kate Wassum, University of California, Los Angeles
Dorit Kliemann, University of Iowa
Steve Roper, University of Miami School of Medicine
Diego Candia-Rivera, Paris Brain Institute

Session Description
An exclusive look into select JNeurosci and eNeuro papers before they're published. Experts will share peer-reviewed research detailing how sourness overpowers other kinds of tastes by weakening communication from the tongue to the brain; the life-saving functions of heart-brain interactions; and a new understanding of how brain activity varies between people with autism.

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