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eNeuro


Title Abbreviation
eNeuro
Electronic ISSN
2373-2822
Readership
Biomedical Researchers, Epidemiologists, Health Scientists, Neurologists, Neuroscientists, Social Scientists
Scope
eNeuro’s mission is to publish excellent science that can be discussed, debated, studied, and built upon to advance the understanding of the brain and nervous system. At the core of eNeuro is a commitment to provide authors with a fair assessment of their work, with any additional experiments requested thoroughly justified, while maintaining high standards of peer review. An international, gender-balanced editorial board, a double-blind peer-review system, and an unambiguous consensus review contribute to a fair, rapid, and transparent experience for authors. eNeuro is SfN’s open access, multidisciplinary journal that publishes high quality papers in all areas of neuroscience that increase our understanding of the nervous system including molecular, cellular, developmental, cognitive and behavioral research, animal model and computational modeling studies of any length. In addition to original research, the editors encourage submissions that report negative results, and replication studies. These papers, along with reviews, method papers, commentaries and opinions, serve the neuroscience community with both new and sometimes controversial findings.
Sponsoring Association(s)
Society for Neuroscience (SFN)
Publisher Name
Society for Neuroscience
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