期刊名称：TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
For over twenty five years, TiNS has been the leading current awareness journal in the basic neurosciences (#1 monthly review journal in the ISI SCI Journals Citation Reports? 2001; Impact Factor, 16.475 ), publishing succinct and readable articles in a monthly magazine format. The field has tremendous breadth and depth, with a relentless stream of exciting and fascinating new developments, but with our short Reviews, Opinions (review-length articles, but more progressive and forward-looking) and our shorter Research Focus articles, keeping abreast of the latest ideas is easy. Aimed at researchers, students and teachers, our articles are always authoritative, written by both leaders in the field and rising stars.
Articles for TiNS are generally invited by the Editor, but unsolicited proposals for articles will sometimes be considered. Prospective authors should prepare a point-by-point outline of their intended manuscript, citing 10-12 key references, including those that illustrate the contribution of the author to the area in question. This proposal can be sent to a member of the Editorial Board or to the Editor, who will supply guidelines on manuscript preparation if the proposal is accepted. The submission of completed articles without prior consultation is strongly discouraged.
Briefly, TINS reviews are 'mini-reviews' (2500-3000 words in length) that present an update from a broad, multidisciplinary standpoint on an exciting recent development. This 'overview' approach should also be reflected in the choice of figures. Authors should note that all articles in TINS are peer reviewed and publication cannot be guaranteed. TINS is not a primary publication, and thus cannot consider manuscripts that include unpublished data (meta-analysis, unless it has appeared previously in a peer-reviewed journal, is considered as primary data).
Instructions to Authors
TiNS published authoritative and concise mini-reviews (around 2500-3000 words) on topical and timely themes.
The majority of articles published in TINS are commissioned by the Editor, but unsolicited proposals for articles of sufficient quality will occasionally be considered. If you would like to be considered, please send an outline, together with 10-12 key references (including those that illustrate your authority in the area) addressed to the editor to the following address:
tins@elsevier.co.uk
Editorial Board
Editor:
Sian Lewis
Assistant Editor:
Heather Yeomans
Editorial Administrator
Karl Smart
Production
Helen Budd
Advisory Editorial Board:
A. Bjorklund, Lund, Sweden
P. Bolam, Oxford, UK
S.W. Bottjer, Los Angeles, CA, USA
B. J. Dickson, Vienna, Austria.
J. F. Disterhoft, Chicago, IL, USA
C.Q. Doe, Eugene, OR, USA
C. C. Garner, Stanford, CA, USA
Y. Goda, London, UK
M. Jackson, Madison, WI, USA
R. C. Malenka, Stanford, CA, USA
M. P. Mattson, Baltimore, MD, USA
R.G.M. Morris, Edinburgh, UK
V. N. Murthy, Cambridge, MA, USA
M. Nedergaard, Valhalla, NY, USA
S. Redman, Canberra, Australia
N. Rothwell, Manchester, UK
M. Shadlen, Seattle, WA, USA
W. Singer, Frankfurt, Germany
M. Tessier-Lavigne, Stanford, CA, USA
G. Turrigiano, Waltham, MA, USA
C. A. Walsh, Boston, MA, USA
S.P. Wise, Bethesda, MD, USA
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