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Editorial
. 2021 Feb 4:2:100005.
doi: 10.1016/j.crneur.2021.100005. eCollection 2021.

Current Research in Neurobiology, an experimental platform for innovation

Christopher I Petkov  1 , Abhishek Banerjee  2 , Yogita Chudasama  3 , Kerry Walker  4 , Xiaoqin Wang  5   6 , Anna S Mitchell  7
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Editorial

Current Research in Neurobiology, an experimental platform for innovation

Christopher I Petkov et al. Curr Res Neurobiol. .

Abstract

Welcome to Current Research in Neurobiology (CRNEUR), the gold open access, sibling journal to Current Opinion in Neurobiology, a journal for timely original research in neuroscience. At its very core, CRNEUR is a journal for creativity and innovation in science and publishing. As a journal, we ambitiously aim for CRNEUR to be a vehicle for what many of us envisioned an academic journal could be. Empowered by our commitment to fairness and transparency-to hold ourselves and others to a higher standard-here we describe our ambitions for innovation going forward. We need your help in this process and welcome your views via this survey (https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/5LHWTML) and on social media (to start or join a discussion please use the hashtag #CRNEUR).

Keywords: Discovery; Diversity; Equality; Experimentation; Inclusion; Innovation; Publishing; Research culture; Scientific advance.

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Author Q&A for the scientific advance by Nadine Thiele, Christine Köppl and team:https://www.journals.elsevier.com/current-research-in-neurobiology/author-interviews/two-published-authors-describe-their-scientific-journey.
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