We were a sponsor of the 2018
Society for the Neural Control of Movement Meeting (NCM). As part of this sponsorship, we issued a
Call for Manuscripts for the meeting; papers accepted for this Call will be published in a virtual journal issue (Collection).
We have also published an
editorial summarizing meeting highlights, as well as a
podcast by the authors of the editorial.
We can highlight your meeting as well!
Contact the Editor to learn more.
On the request of authors, we will produce a podcast related to any article that we accept. Just complete the
Social Media Promotion Form included in the acceptance letter or
email the Editor to request a podcast.
We handle all the logistics for podcasts; the authors just need to participate in a panel discussion about their article conducted via Skype. This is an effective mechanism to assure your article reaches its maximal audience.
Listen to our recent podcasts:
Effects of the estrous cycle on neural properties in the nucleus accumbens core. In this podcast, Editor-in-Chief Bill Yates talks with Stephanie Proano and Dr. John Meitzen (both from North Carolina State University) about a recent study that explored the effect of the female estrous cycle on medium spiny neurons in the nucleus accumbens core in adult rats.
Learning by heart. Is it easier to learn at certain phases in the cardiac cycle? In this podcast, Editor-in-Chief Bill Yates talks with Tomi Waselius, Dr. Jan Wikgren, Dr. Markku Penttonen, and Dr. Miriam Nokia (all from the University of Jyväskylä, Finland) about their recent study that explored this question in both humans and rabbits.
Recent Review Articles
We are publishing an increasing number of review articles to synthesize the expansive literature in neuroscience. Our reviews are definitive sources of information about key issues in the field.
All reviews must be commissioned prior to submission;
contact the Editor if you are interested in submitting a review article to us.
Deadlines for Meeting-Related Calls are Approaching
Two Calls for Manuscripts related to recent meetings will be closing at the end of the year. Submit your article soon to assure it it supports the meeting and its organizers:
