Neuroscience Research Notes

ISSN: 2576-828X

2024, Vol. 7, No. 3
30 September 2024

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2024, Vol. 7, No. 2
30 June 2024

Mini-Review: 3
Research Notes: 2
Case Notes: 1
Data Notes: 1

2024, Vol. 7, No. 1
31 March 2024

Editorial Notes: 1
Mini-review: 3
Research Notes: 3
Data Notes: 1

2023, Vol. 6, No. 4
31 December 2023

Systematic Review: 1
Mini-review: 1
Research Notes: 5
News & Views: 1

2023, Vol. 6, No. 3
30 September 2023

Mini-Review: 1
Research Notes: 5
Case Notes: 1
News and Views: 1

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About the Journal

NeurosciRN or Neuroscience Research Notes is an affordable open access (was free until 30 November 2022), peer-reviewed quarterly journal that considers high quality, short and concise research as well as technical reports in all aspects of the nervous system. The journal meticulously emphasises the hypothesis formation, research methodology, data interpretation and conclusion derived from both positive and negative findings, orphaned studies or neglected observations of all related fields of neuroscience research.

EDITOR’S SPOTLIGHT

 

Professor Elena Molchanova is MD-PhD in psychiatry and serves as an academic adviser for the Kyrgyz Psychiatric Association and a Full Professor in the Psychology Department at the American UniversityHer of Central Asia. her research interests include cultural psychiatry and psychology, connected with stress disorders, psychological counseling of survivors from traumatic experiences, and more. Dr. Molchanova is the author of more than 50 academic articles in peer-reviewed journals and a variety of clinical manuals for professionals in the mental health sphere, including a textbook on post-traumatic stress and its consequences.

 

Call for Papers

We invite interested authors to submit your next short paper containing single or more experiments, negative findings, mini-reviews or hypothetical manuscripts to Neuroscience Research Notes for rapid consideration. All manuscripts will be peer-reviewed. Articles in the following specialised neuroscience-related fields, but not limited to:

  • neurodegeneration, neuroregeneration & neuroinflammation
  • neuropharmacology & toxicology
  • neurotherapy, natural and synthetic products research
  • fundamental, developmental and behavioural neurobiology 
  • neurogenetics, neuroinformatics & computational neurosciences
  • neuropsychiatry, neuropsychology & cognitive neurosciences
  • neurology, neurosurgery & clinical neurosciences
  • rehabilitation and sport neurosciences
  • social neurosciences (neuromarketing, neurolinguistics, neuroeconomic, neuroeducation) 

involving in vitro, in vivo or animal models and psychosocial experiments on applied as well as fundamental mechanisms, biology and disorders related to the nervous system will be considered.

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