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Journal of Neurophysiology are highlighted through one or more of our
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Authors are invited to participate in a Podcast related to their recently-accepted article. We handle all the logistics for Podcasts, and authors just need to participate in an interview via Skype. Podcasts are a good way to convey the content of articles to University administrators, the media, and the public.
Let us know if you are interested in publishing a Podcast related to your recently-accepted article.
We use
Altmetric to determine how often an article is mentioned in social media, press releases, etc. This online discussion often begins with our
highlighting an article in a Podcast or Youtube video, or through postings on Facebook,
Twitter, or
LinkedIn. The following recent articles were discussed the most in the first half of 2017:
We introduced
Calls for Manuscripts three years ago, to increase submissions of papers in hot areas of neuroscience. Papers accepted for a Call are included in a
Collection, a thematic electronic journal issue that we promote extensively, and which can be easily discovered by readers. Our
Collections have been highly successful, with each article in a Collection being read an average of over 1000 times.
We appreciate suggestions for Calls for Manuscripts, including Calls related to an upcoming meeting. Submit your suggestions by completing this
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"Case Studies in Neuroscience" provides a forum for human or animal subjects studies that cannot be replicated experimentally
(e.g., they report the neurological effects of a rare disease), but provide unique insights into mechanisms of neural function
(either at the cellular or systems level).
Clinical case studies that describe the treatment of a patient with a rare medical condition are NOT appropriate for this category, and will be rejected without peer review. Acceptable submissions must provide insights into mechanisms of neural function, and/or how those mechanisms are altered by a disease process. Authors are encouraged to consult with the Editor-in-Chief to determine if their manuscript qualifies for submission as "Case Studies in Neuroscience".
