NeuroNetwork is Tufts’ undergraduate hub for neuroscience, dedicated to building a vibrant and inclusive community around the study of the brain and behavior. We engage students from a wide range of majors by exploring the many applications of neuroscience through peer-led learning, interdisciplinary dialogue, and campus-wide events.

We connect undergraduates interested in neuroscience with research laboratories, faculty, and graduate students while providing practical guidance in professional development, networking, and mentorship. Our programming includes resource rotations, course advising, and workshops on finding research positions, as well as guest talks and panel discussions with researchers and professionals across fields.

Each semester, we host a Research Open House featuring student posters and a keynote speaker, giving attendees the opportunity to learn about current neuroscience research and to build connections with scholars and practitioners. True to our name, NeuroNetwork brings together students, ideas, and resources from across disciplines to create a shared space for curiosity about the mind, the brain, and their role in the world.