Springer Nature
1471-0048
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1471-003X
2000
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English
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Neuroscience is the archetypal multidisciplinary science encompassing a variety of fields that share the common goal of attempting to provide a complete understanding of the structure and function of the central nervous system. A series of advances in molecular, developmental and cognitive neuroscience, stimulated by the advent of powerful new experimental techniques and theoretical approaches, have now rendered some of the most enduring neurobiological questions increasingly tractable. This explosion of knowledge has in turn created a need for new tools to efficiently organize and communicate this information. Nature Reviews Neuroscience covers the breadth and depth of modern neuroscience by providing an authoritative, accessible, topical, and engaging first port of call for scientists who are interested in all aspects of neuroscience. Nature Review Neuroscience has no external editorial board. All editorial decisions are made by a team of full-time professional editors, who are PhD-level scientists. The international standard serial numbers (ISSN) for Nature Review Neuroscience are 1471-003X (print) and 1471-0048 (online).
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