It is easy to determine how often your article published in the Journal of Neurophysiology is being read. Just open your paper on the Journal website and click on the "Info" tab. This will show the access to the article.
Our most read articles published in 2016 are listed below.
Finding Interesting Articles Has Never Been Easier
Recently, authors have been asked to include a "
New and Noteworthy" section with submissions. This synopsis is added to the
Table of Contents (TOC), allowing readers to quickly find articles of interest. We also use this synopsis when generating social media.
Most articles in the
July TOC have a "New and Noteworthy" entry. Remember that the TOC for an issue continues to expand during the month, as part of our
Continuing Publication Initiative to deliver the final, copyedited version of a manuscript in 2-3 months of acceptance.
Meet the Editors: Monica Perez
Monica A. Perez is an Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis (University of Miami). Her research aims to understand mechanisms involved in the control of movement in healthy humans and in individuals with spinal cord injury. She uses this physiological information to design therapeutic strategies to restore motor function after injury. Monica contributes expertise to the
Journal on motor control in the injured and uninjured nervous system.
