NeuroNexus at SfN 2026: booth 2303, your presentations, and the sale
Neuroscience 2026, Washington, D.C., November 15–18, booth 2303. Send your presentation details to list at the booth; the inventory sale runs to December 19.
October 29, 2026 · by Daryl R. Kipke
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Updated October 29, 2026
NeuroNexus · neuronexus.com · Resources
NeuroNexus is at Neuroscience 2026 in Washington, D.C., November 15–18, at booth 2303. If you are presenting work recorded with NeuroNexus electrodes, send us the details and we will list your presentation at the booth. The inventory sale that marked the launch of the new neuronexus.com runs through December 19: B-stock probes 25–50% off, in-stock A-stock probes 15% off on quotes built on the site, and enhanced bulk discounts.
Research use only. NeuroNexus products are for non-clinical research use and must not be used in human or veterinary medical procedures.
- Tell us about your presentation
- See what is in stock — sale through December 19
- Find your design in the Electrode Finder
Where to find us#
Booth 2303, in the exhibit hall, for the four days of the meeting. Our Application Scientists and engineers will be there with the silicon probes and thin-film grids, the recording systems, and Radiens, and with time for the question you have been meaning to ask: whether a design reaches your target, which package your headstage takes, what the recording looks like. If you want a particular person or a particular product at the booth when you come by, tell us before the meeting and we will arrange it.

The NeuroNexus team at our booth at Neuroscience 2025.

Electrodes, instrumentation, and Radiens software, and the applications they serve, are what we bring to the booth.
Presenting work recorded with NeuroNexus electrodes?#
We would like to list it. Each year a good share of the posters and talks at the meeting rest on NeuroNexus probes and grids, and the people who stop at our booth ask what they should go and see. Send us the title, the authors, the session, the date and time, and the poster or talk number, and we will post it on the board at booth 2303 and point visitors to it. The form takes the details; a reply to any of our emails works as well. When the work is published, it joins the NeuroNexus citation database, which is how the next researcher with your preparation finds it.
The new neuronexus.com, and the sale#
The rebuilt site puts the product data, the application information, and the references on the page, so you can map your experiment to what we make before you reach the booth. The Electrode Finder narrows the catalog by site count, pitch, depth, and shank layout; every design has a datasheet with the packages it is built in and the headstage each package mates; the Webstore builds a quote from a cart. The launch is described in Inventory sale through December 19, and the new neuronexus.com.
The sale marks the launch and covers probes and grids in stock, ready to ship:
- B-stock probes: 25–50% off. A B-stock unit is a fully characterized probe with more non-conforming sites than the A-grade criteria allow; which sites differ is on the design's datasheet when you are signed in.
- In-stock A-stock probes: 15% off on quotes built on the site, through the end of the sale.
- Enhanced bulk discounts.
The sale runs through December 19, 2026, with your purchase order in hand by then. Open the in-stock list, narrow it to the designs that meet your parameters, add the units to your cart, and request a quote; it comes back with the sale pricing applied.
