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OA Neurosciences is a multidisciplinary open access 'open peer reviewed' journal that publishes basic and clinical research concerning all aspects of the neurosciences including:
Molecular Cellular Developmental
Systems Behavioural Cognitive
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Open peer-review process: OA Neurosciences will publish the names of the peer-reviewers on its website.
Carmen project: OA Neurosciences will archive the primary data of its publications in the Carmen project for further (meta) analysis.
Experimental data conditions: these data are now a welcome and will be published in the materials and methods section of the studies.
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Negative results: will be welcomed by OA Neurosceinces.
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Chen LL, Tehovnik EJ, May PJ. Does the brain compute the future or the present? OA Neurosciences 2014 Apr 10;2(1):7.
High ImpactPower BD, Looi JCL. The thalamus as a putative biomarker in neuropsychiatry. OA Neurosciences 2014 Mar 21;2(1):6.
High ImpactJanus C. Dementia in mouse models of neurodegeneration. OA Neurosciences 2014 Mar 21;2(1):5.
High ImpactMagony A, Sik A. Development of a miniature microdrive recording system for multisite multichannel recording from rodent brains. OA Neurosciences 2014 Feb 25;2(1):4.
High ImpactVallesi A. How developmental dissociations can inform cognitive theories. OA Neurosciences 2014 Feb 25;2(1):3.
High ImpactTehovnik EJ, e Silva ZT. Brain-to-brain interface for real-time sharing of sensorimotor information: A commentary. OA Neurosciences 2014 Jan 01;2(1):2.
High ImpactSteenland HW. Staying awake: Top-down systems control of sleep. OA Neurosciences 2014 Jan 01;2(1):1.
High ImpactBalkan B. Cocaine- and amphetamine-regulated transcript: a possible regulator of the stress response. OA Neurosciences 2013 Nov 01;1(1):4.
High ImpactDoucet-Beaupr? H, L?vesque M. The role of developmental transcription factors in adult midbrain dopaminergic neurons. OA Neurosciences 2013 Oct 01;1(1):3.
High ImpactHunsaker MR. Embracing complexity: using the attribute model to elucidate the role for distributed neural networks underlying spatial memory processes. OA Neurosciences 2013 Sep 01;1(1):2.
High ImpactSik A, Kocsis B, Hirase H. A new challenge in neurosciences. OA Neurosciences 2013 Sep 01;1(1):1.
High ImpactDoucet-Beaupr? H, L?vesque M. The role of developmental transcription factors in adult midbrain dopaminergic neurons. OA Neurosciences 2013 Oct 01;1(1):3.
High ImpactSteenland HW. Staying awake: Top-down systems control of sleep. OA Neurosciences 2014 Jan 01;2(1):1.
High ImpactHunsaker MR. Embracing complexity: using the attribute model to elucidate the role for distributed neural networks underlying spatial memory processes. OA Neurosciences 2013 Sep 01;1(1):2.
High ImpactChen LL, Tehovnik EJ, May PJ. Does the brain compute the future or the present? OA Neurosciences 2014 Apr 10;2(1):7.
High ImpactMagony A, Sik A. Development of a miniature microdrive recording system for multisite multichannel recording from rodent brains. OA Neurosciences 2014 Feb 25;2(1):4.
High ImpactJanus C. Dementia in mouse models of neurodegeneration. OA Neurosciences 2014 Mar 21;2(1):5.
High ImpactPower BD, Looi JCL. The thalamus as a putative biomarker in neuropsychiatry. OA Neurosciences 2014 Mar 21;2(1):6.
High ImpactBalkan B. Cocaine- and amphetamine-regulated transcript: a possible regulator of the stress response. OA Neurosciences 2013 Nov 01;1(1):4.
High ImpactSik A, Kocsis B, Hirase H. A new challenge in neurosciences. OA Neurosciences 2013 Sep 01;1(1):1.
High ImpactTehovnik EJ, e Silva ZT. Brain-to-brain interface for real-time sharing of sensorimotor information: A commentary. OA Neurosciences 2014 Jan 01;2(1):2.
High ImpactVallesi A. How developmental dissociations can inform cognitive theories. OA Neurosciences 2014 Feb 25;2(1):3.
High ImpactChen LL, Tehovnik EJ, May PJ. Does the brain compute the future or the present? OA Neurosciences 2014 Apr 10;2(1):7.
High ImpactPower BD, Looi JCL. The thalamus as a putative biomarker in neuropsychiatry. OA Neurosciences 2014 Mar 21;2(1):6.
High ImpactJanus C. Dementia in mouse models of neurodegeneration. OA Neurosciences 2014 Mar 21;2(1):5.
High ImpactMagony A, Sik A. Development of a miniature microdrive recording system for multisite multichannel recording from rodent brains. OA Neurosciences 2014 Feb 25;2(1):4.
High ImpactVallesi A. How developmental dissociations can inform cognitive theories. OA Neurosciences 2014 Feb 25;2(1):3.
High ImpactTehovnik EJ, e Silva ZT. Brain-to-brain interface for real-time sharing of sensorimotor information: A commentary. OA Neurosciences 2014 Jan 01;2(1):2.
High ImpactSteenland HW. Staying awake: Top-down systems control of sleep. OA Neurosciences 2014 Jan 01;2(1):1.
High ImpactBalkan B. Cocaine- and amphetamine-regulated transcript: a possible regulator of the stress response. OA Neurosciences 2013 Nov 01;1(1):4.
High ImpactDoucet-Beaupr? H, L?vesque M. The role of developmental transcription factors in adult midbrain dopaminergic neurons. OA Neurosciences 2013 Oct 01;1(1):3.
High ImpactHunsaker MR. Embracing complexity: using the attribute model to elucidate the role for distributed neural networks underlying spatial memory processes. OA Neurosciences 2013 Sep 01;1(1):2.
High ImpactSik A, Kocsis B, Hirase H. A new challenge in neurosciences. OA Neurosciences 2013 Sep 01;1(1):1.
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