Journal of Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Sciences publishes peer-reviewed content on Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer disease, Cognitive development, Neuro sciences, Psychiatry, Neurodegeneration, Brain imaging research highlighting latest trends of scientific inquiry and systematic studies to address emerging challenges in these fields. The journal offers wide scope for publication of scholarly information which includes, but not limited to Cognitive sciences.
The archived content of the journal represents the track of progress made in this field over the past decade. The information gathered by the journal functions as resource of refined knowledge for academicians, scientists, physicians, clinical and medical professionals. The volume of information contained on the journal web-site is contributed by authors from different regions of the world. Due to these reasons readers hailing from diverse professional backgrounds and regions are interested in the journal content.
A statistical representation of global users for Journal of Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Sciences (Source: Google Analytics)
A statistical representation of global users for Journal of Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Sciences (Source: Google Analytics)
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