INCF community blog
The INCF community blog is where we collect news, success stories, information about the INCF Assembly, our workshops, and community activities. Community members are encouraged to submit relevant job openings, write guest posts, review and recap events, and suggest content that they would like to see featured on the blog.
Do you have a success story related to neuroinformatics, standardization, or FAIR and open neuroscience? Are you hiring for a job related to neuroinformatics? Did you attend one of our events and want to do a write-up? Let us know in this form!
The Laboratory of Neuroimaging (LNI, Chief: Nora D. Volkow, M.D.) in the NIAAA intramural program is recruiting a post-doctoral researcher to conduct multimodal neuroimaging and neuropsychological research in substance use disorders within the Clinical Research Center on the main NIH campus in Bethesda, MD
The upcoming INCF-SeRC-EBRAINS-Sweden workshop on FAIR neuroscience offers a unique and immersive opportunity for participants to explore cutting-edge tools and techniques in data sharing, analysis, visualization, and simulation within the field of neuroscience.
INCF seeks community feedback on the Research Resource Identifiers (RRIDs) - Deadline 31 August 2025INCF is asking for your help to review the Research Resource Identifiers (RRIDs) to assess its value as a community standard.
The Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH), in collaboration with the International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility (INCF), is seeking a dynamic and experienced individual to serve as Co-Lead of the GA4GH–INCF Neuroscience Community.
Join the BRIDGE project: Seeking graduate and postdoc volunteers to explore global neuroimaging dataThe BRIDGE project is looking for volunteers (graduate students and postdoctoral researchers) with experience in handling human neuroimaging data to work on our project examining barriers to accessing international neuroimaging data.
This workshop series organised by INCF, NeurotechEU, and StratNeuro will explore
alternative careers outside of academia in which neuroscience skills, big data
analysis as well as other skills, would be advantageous
INCF has worked with SciCrunch through fiscal sponsorship which helped them complete the CZI-funded research resource table project for all BioRxiv papers (2024-2025).
In the last month, the INCF-seeded RRID initiative, which aims to increase the visibility of research resources like software, has reached a major milestone, we have surpassed one million RRIDs published in the scientific literature.
Get your application in early to be a student or teaching assistant for this year’s Neuromatch Academy summer courses. Applications are due Sunday, March 23 at midnight in your local time zone.
We’re pleased to introduce the 2025 SPARC Seminar Series, highlighting researchers who share their data and models on the SPARC Portal. This series fosters open science and collaboration on key biomedical topics, and starts on March 19th.