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Welcome to the Neuroarts Resource Center!

June 2026 Update: Messaging is now live! Please try out this new feature and let us know what you think.

Our team will periodically post updates in this space to keep you informed on how the platform is evolving. Thank you for being part of the neuroarts community.

New Books: Fall 2026

September 2nd, 2026
Rhoda Bernard, Elizabeth Margulis, Stephen Grossberg, Fiona Johnstone, Allison Morehead, Imogen Wiltshire, Nadia Paredes, Manoush Zomorodi, Jacob Nordby, Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, Marc Brackett, Daniel Coyle, Panagis Galiatsatos, Elizabeth Coombes, Emma Maclean, Samuel Gracida, Marc Berman, Carolyn Roy-Bornstein, Stanislas Dehaene, Nicola Holt, Victoria Tischler, Elisabetta Corvo, Sofia Vougioukalou, Ana Mombiedro, Tommy Wood, Bruce Feiler, Vivek Murthy, Patrisse Cullors
New Books: Fall 2026
Our New Books feature offers a curated collection of recently published titles at the intersection of science, arts, health, learning, and wellbeing. Created for researchers, practitioners, educators, and artists alike, this feature will help the Neuroarts Resource Center (NRC) community stay connected to the latest ideas, research, and real-world applications driving the field forward.
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Our New Books feature offers a curated collection of recently published titles at the intersection of science, the arts, health, learning, and wellbeing. Created for researchers, practitioners, educators, artists, and anyone interested in the growing field of neuroarts, the series helps the Neuroarts Resource Center (NRC) community stay connected to the latest ideas, research, and real-world applications shaping the field.

Whether you’re deepening your scholarship, expanding your practice, or exploring new creative pathways, New Books is designed to keep you informed, inspired, and engaged with the growing body of work advancing neuroarts.

Following the enthusiastic response to our first installment, we’re pleased to return with another selection of recent releases spanning the many disciplines and perspectives that contribute to the field. We know this list is far from exhaustive, so if there’s a new or forthcoming publication you think we should consider for a future installment, please send it our way.

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