NeuroNight SF
A free evening for college and university students and professionals, current and aspiring, on how neuroscience powers careers across business, science and technology.
- 5:00–7:00 PM
- 808 Kearny St, Chinatown
- Free · Snacks & soft drinks
The brain is everyone's business.
Neuroscience isn't only for lab scientists. It shapes how products get designed, how companies understand customers, how new medicines get made, and how brain–computer interfaces are being built right here in the Bay Area.
NeuroNight SF brings together students from community colleges and universities, public and private, alongside career-changers and working professionals for one evening: a keynote, real conversations and a raffle. Whether you're at City College, a Cal State, a UC, or a private university, you belong here. Come curious. No neuroscience degree required.
Decisions & behavior
Consumer insight, product design, marketing, leadership, and the science of how people choose.
Research & medicine
Labs, biotech, and clinical paths working on memory, sleep, Alzheimer's and more.
Neurotech & AI
Brain–computer interfaces, wearables, and the overlap between neural networks and real ones.
Two hours, three parts.
Welcome
Check in, grab a snack and meet people.
Keynote + Q&A
How neuroscience applies to careers in business, science and technology.
Raffle
Giveaways for attendees. Be there to win.
Announcing soon.
To be announced
A Bay Area neuroscientist on where brain science meets real careers. RSVP to hear first when we announce.
Downtown San Francisco
CCSF Chinatown/North Beach Center
808 Kearny St (at Washington St)San Francisco, CA 94108
- Across from Portsmouth Square
- Muni: 1, 8, 30 and 45 lines nearby
- California Street cable car a few blocks south
Good questions.
Who should come?
Community college and university students (public and private, any major), recent grads, career-changers and working professionals: anyone curious about neuroscience and where it can take them. This event is 18+.
Does it cost anything?
No. The event, snacks and soft drinks are free. Space is limited, so please RSVP.
Do I need a science background?
Not at all. The keynote is built for a mixed audience from business, science and tech.
Can I arrive late?
Yes, but arrive by 5:30 PM to catch the keynote.
Want to sponsor or volunteer?
We're looking for partners to cover snacks, raffle prizes and outreach. Email hello@neuronightsf.org.
Save your spot for October 28.
Free, but space is limited. RSVP and we'll send the room details and speaker announcement.