Get Involved

Thanks for your interest in joining the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute community! Below are several ways you can become part of our mission of understanding the mind and brain in health and disease.

Become an affiliate

Stanford faculty members of all Stanford schools and departments are invited to become affiliates of the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute and to participate in our programs, engage in interdisciplinary endeavors, and contribute their ideas to our community.

Becoming an affiliate will place you on our faculty mailing list for directed program-related communications as well as on the institute news mailing list. Learn about opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration with faculty across campus!

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Institute Mailing List

Join our mailing list for news and announcements from the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute and Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience. Let us know what types of content you would like to receive from us.

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Stanford Neurolist

This is a community list-serve where members can share neuroscience-related events, news, and opportunities from across our interdisciplinary community. The Stanford Neurolist is open to all members of the Stanford neuroscience community.

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Explore our programs for neuroscience trainees

We are training the next generation of neuroscientists. Our students and postdocs are bridging boundaries between disciplines, making transformative discoveries and driving innovation along the way.

Training Programs

Neurosciences Postdoctoral Scholar Awards

Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellow shares his research on "Simulating the impact of sensorimotor deficits on reaching performance" at a poster session.

Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowships

Trainee works on neurotechnology research at a desk

NeuroTech Training Program

MBCT Student Membership Program

Pathways to Neurosciences

Summer 2021 NeURO-CC fellow Moremi Mabogunje and faculty mentor Lauren O’ Connell handle a Dyeing Poison Frog (Dendrobates tinctorius) in the Laboratory of Organismal Biology. Photo by Andrew Broadhead.

NeURO and NeURO-CC Fellowships

Explore our research grant programs

Wu Tsai Neuro's interdisciplinary research grants will fundamentally advance our understanding of the mind, brain and behavior in health and disease. Through everything we do, we are bringing together brilliant people from diverse disciplines to tackle the unanswered questions in neuroscience.