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Imaging Neuroscience

Title Abbreviation

Imaging Neurosci (Camb)

Electronic ISSN

2837-6056

Therapeutic Area

Diagnostic Imaging, Neurology, Neuroscience, Nuclear Medicine, Radiology

Readership

Neurologists, Neuroscientists, Radiologic Technicians, Radiologists, Spinal Cord Lesions/Research

Scope

Imaging Neuroscience is an open access non-profit journal. The scope of the journal includes research that significantly contributes to the understanding of brain function, structure, and behavior through the application of neuroimaging, as well as major advances in brain imaging methods. The focus is on imaging of the brain and spinal cord, in humans and other species, and includes neurophysiological and neuromodulation methods. While the primary focus is on the macro-level organization of the human brain, the journal also considers research using meso- and micro-scopic neuroimaging in all species, if it contributes to a systems-level comprehension of the human brain or probes biophysical properties and processes through brain imaging. The scope includes work that explicitly addresses these questions in clinical populations or animal models. However, regular submissions reporting on apparent effects of disease will only be considered to be within scope if they enhance our understanding of physiological brain function or present significant methodological advances.

Sponsoring Association(s)

No associations affiliated with this journal

Publisher Name

The MIT Press

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