Journal of Nervous System and Physiological Phenomena

Journal of Nervous System and Physiological Phenomena

Journal of Nervous System and Physiological Phenomena – Call For Papers

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Publish Breakthroughs in Nervous System Science

The Journal of Nervous System and Physiological Phenomena welcomes original research, clinical studies, and translational insights that advance understanding of neural circuits, brain function, and physiological mechanisms. Submit your work to reach a global audience of neuroscientists and clinicians. We prioritize clarity, reproducibility, and clinical or mechanistic significance.

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Current Priority Topics and Research Themes

We are actively seeking high impact submissions across basic, clinical, and computational neuroscience. Manuscripts with clear methodological rigor and translational relevance receive priority consideration. Studies that include robust datasets, validated instruments, and strong statistical design are especially encouraged.

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Neural Circuit Function and Plasticity

We welcome studies on synaptic transmission, connectivity mapping, learning mechanisms, memory systems, neurodevelopmental pathways, and adaptive plasticity across the lifespan. Multimodal approaches that integrate imaging, electrophysiology, and computational modeling are encouraged.

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Clinical Neurology and Translational Research

Submit clinical trials, cohort studies, and translational investigations focused on neurological disorders, neurodegeneration, stroke, epilepsy, pain systems, and neuroimmune interactions. Clear clinical relevance and robust statistical design are essential.

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Physiological Phenomena and Systems Neuroscience

We invite research on autonomic regulation, sensory processing, motor control, sleep and circadian systems, neuroendocrine integration, and brain body communication. Studies that connect neural mechanisms to physiological outcomes are highly valued.

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Computational, Imaging, and Data Intensive Neuroscience

We encourage submissions that apply machine learning, network science, or advanced neuroimaging to reveal new insights into structure and function. Clear model validation, explainability, and reproducible code workflows strengthen review outcomes and accelerate uptake by the community.

Submission Pathway for Rapid Review

Our editorial process is optimized for clarity and speed while maintaining strict quality standards in neuroscience publishing.

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Prepare a Complete Manuscript

Include structured abstracts, clear methodology, and data availability statements. Use recognized reporting guidelines and provide ethics approval details where applicable.

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Submit via One of Two Methods

Upload files through Manuscript Zone for full tracking or use the Simple Manuscript Submission form for a streamlined upload. Both routes reach the same editorial team and review system.

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Editorial Screening and Peer Review

We complete initial checks quickly, assign expert reviewers, and provide clear decisions with actionable revision guidance. High quality studies receive accelerated consideration.

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Post Acceptance Publication

After acceptance, your article moves to production for copyediting, typesetting, and metadata preparation. Published papers are immediately available to readers worldwide and indexed for search visibility.

What Makes a Strong JNPP Submission

Manuscripts that align with the journal mission and provide transparent evidence move efficiently through review and gain stronger visibility after publication.

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Clear Research Question and Impact Statement

Begin with a precise research question and explain how the findings advance understanding of neural mechanisms or physiological regulation. A concise impact statement helps editors assess relevance and prioritizes work with strong clinical or mechanistic value.

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Transparent Methods and Reproducible Data

Provide detailed protocols, validated metrics, and statistical justification. Include data and code availability statements when possible. This transparency improves reviewer confidence and supports long term reuse by the neuroscience community.

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Balanced Interpretation and Responsible Claims

Link conclusions directly to results and avoid overstatement. Discuss limitations and alternative explanations. Balanced interpretation strengthens credibility and improves the chances of a smooth review and revision cycle.

Author Questions About This Call

These answers help researchers confirm fit and submission readiness. If your study is outside the standard scope, contact the editorial office before submission for guidance.

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What article types are accepted?

We publish original research, systematic reviews, meta analyses, clinical studies, protocols, brief reports, and focused reviews related to nervous system science and physiological phenomena. Submissions must demonstrate clear methodological quality.
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Are interdisciplinary submissions welcome?

Yes. We encourage work that bridges neuroscience with psychology, physiology, neurology, engineering, and computational methods, provided the research question remains centered on nervous system function. Interdisciplinary teams are welcome.
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How fast is the review process?

We prioritize timely review and aim for rapid initial decisions, while maintaining rigorous peer evaluation. Exact timelines depend on reviewer availability and manuscript complexity. Clear submissions move faster.
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Do you consider replication or negative results?

Yes. Carefully designed replication studies and well justified negative results are important for neuroscience integrity and are welcome when methods are robust. We value transparent reporting of null findings.
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Is data sharing required?

We require a clear data availability statement and encourage repository deposition where possible to improve transparency and reuse. If data are restricted, explain the reason and access pathway.

Editorial Priorities for This Call

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Methodological Rigor: Clear methods, validated metrics, and reproducible analysis.
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Translational Value: Evidence that informs clinical or physiological understanding.
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Ethical Compliance: Documented approvals and responsible data handling. Ethics and consent documentation must be complete. Data access pathways should be explicit. Preprints are allowed with disclosure.

Submit Your Neuroscience Research Today

Join a respected open access platform for nervous system and physiological science. Share your results with a global audience and strengthen the impact of your work. Submissions aligned with scope receive focused reviewer selection and clearer decision guidance.