期刊名称：NEURAL COMPUTATION
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Neural Computation
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Neural Computation disseminates important, multidisciplinary research results and reviews of research areas in neural computation-a field that attracts psychologists, physicists, computer scientists, neuroscientists, and artificial intelligence investigators, among others. For researchers looking at the twin scientific and engineering challenges of understanding the brain and building computers, it highlights common problems and techniques in modeling the brain, and the design and construction of neurally inspired information processing systems. Timely, short communications, full-length research articles, and reviews focus on important advances and also cover the broad range of inquisition into neural computation.
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Abstracting/Indexing Info
ACM Computing Reviews; CompuMath Citation Index; Compuscience Database; Computer Abstracts (Emerald Abstracts); Computer Literature Index; CSA Neurosciences Abstracts; Current Contents/Engineering, Computing and Technology; Current Contents/Life Sciences; Current Opinion in Neurobiology; e-psyche; EI Compendex; Engineering Index Monthly; INSPEC; MEDLINE/PubMed; Neuroscience Citation Index; PsycINFO/Psychology Abstracts; Research Alert; Science Citation Index/SciSearch; Zentralblatt MATH
Instructions to Authors
Notes. Brief but timely announcements of technical results, no more than 1,000 words and one figure. Letters. Short summaries of original research, containing up to 4,000 words, up to six figures, and 50 citations. Views. Invited mini-reviews of important research, usually no longer than 8,000 words and containing no more than 12 figures, and 100 citations.
Articles. Major advances, with up to 16,000 words, 12 figures, and 100 citations.
Reviews. Comprehensive overviews which summarize significant advances in a broad area of research, with up to 32,000 words, 16 figures, and 200 citations.
General Instructions Submissions: Original papers and outlines for possible reviews should be submitted to the Editor-in-Chief. Submit manuscripts as follows: Three copies, single-sided, double-spaced (4 lines per vertical inch) with 1 3/8 inch margins. Please use a 12 point font on the entire manuscript, including abstract, footnotes, and figure captions. Figures must be included with each copy of the manuscript.
Cover Letter: Include the following in your cover letter:
1. The title of the paper;
2. Name, address, phone, fax, and e-mail for all authors;
3. A statement that none of the material has been published or is under consideration for publication elsewhere.
E-mail submissions are not accepted.
References: must be cited by name and date and listed in alphabetical order (not numbered). Do not use in-text codes. All in-text references must be according to APA style, giving the author last name and publication date (e.g., Darwin and Spencer, 1998). Refer to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) for further reference guidelines.
Color Charge: There will be a charge of $1,000 per page for color plates. Please indicate in your submission letter your agreement to pay this charge.
At the Time of Acceptance: You will be asked to send two hard copies of your manuscript and figures to the Editorial Office as well as a digital version of your manuscript and PDF files for your figures to nc-ms@salk.edu using the guidelines provided below. The hard copies and electronic version must exactly match the accepted manuscript, and the figures may not be changed in any way with the exception of removing extraneous information. Careful attention to these guidelines will ensure that your manuscript will be processed in a timely manner.
Manuscript Hard Copy: Send two hard copies of your manuscript, with figures included, and two additional sets of figures as outlined below.
Figures Hard Copy:
Send two additional sets of high-quality figures separate from the manuscript. In order to ensure consistent results, these figures must be printed from the PDF files you are sending and not from any other application.
Print figures on white paper, single-sided, one complete figure per page.
Figures must be sized to the journal page; 4 1/4?(width) SPAN> 7(height).
Label figures in Helvetica or other san serif font in a size that is clearly readable.
Particular attention should be paid to the font size for super and subscript.
Be sure that line settings and plotting symbols are no smaller than one point.
When a figure has multiple parts, all parts must appear on one page. Multi-part figures must be appropriately marked: etc.
Mark each complete figure on the front, below the figure, with figure number, last name of first author, and manuscript number. Label placement will be used to determine the orientation of the figure.
Manuscript Electronic: The preferred format is TeX. Standard compression and encoding is acceptable.Word-processed files are also acceptable. References must be included within the manuscript. Please use the following example in the subject line of your e-mail to identify the contents of your manuscript file: NECO/Last name of first author/ Manuscript number/Content Example: NECO/Smith/Ms.1007/Text/Ref
Figures Electronic:
Send figure files in PDF format only one complete figure per page, in the order they appear in the manuscript. These files must match the printed version of the figures provided with your accepted manuscript.
To create files, use a version of PDF that is 3.0 compatible.
Each figure must appear complete, with no figure caption, figure number, or other extraneous information.
All fonts must be embedded within the figure.
Only figures that are to appear in color may be submitted in color.
Color figures must be saved as cmyk. Please use the following example in the subject line of your e-mail to identify the contents: NECO/ Last name of first author/ Manuscript number/Content Example: NECO/Smith/Ms. 1007/Figures
Address Submissions and Correspondence to:
Dr. Terrence Sejnowski
Neural Computation Editorial Office
c/o The Salk Institute CNL
10010 North Torrey Pines Road
La Jolla, CA 92037
USA
Editorial Board
Editorial Address
Dr. Terrence Sejnowski
Neural Computation
The Salk Institute
P.O. Box 85800
San Diego, CA 92186-5800
TEL: 619-453-4100 x1219
FAX: 619-587-0417
terry@salk.edu
EDITOR IN CHIEF
- Terrence Sejnowski
The Salk Institute and University of California at San Diego
ADVISORY BOARD
- Shun-ichi Amari
Riken Brain Science Institute, Japan
- Daniel Amit
Hebrew University, Israel
- Michael Arbib
University of Southern California
- Jean Pierre Changeux
Institut Pasteur, Paris, France
- Leon Cooper
Brown University
- Jack Cowan
University of Chicago
- Jerome Feldman
International Computer Science Institute, Berkeley, California
- Stephen Grossberg
Boston University
- Geoffrey Hinton
University College, London
- John Hopfield
California Institute of Technology
- Teuvo Kohonen
Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
- James McClelland
Carnegie Mellon University
- Carver Mead
California Institute of Technology
- Tomaso Poggio
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Wilfrid Rall
National Institutes of Health
- Les Valiant
Harvard University
- Bernard Widrow
Stanford University
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
- Laurence Abbott
Brandeis University
- Richard Andersen
California Institute of Technology
- Dana Ballard
University of Rochester
- Andrew Barto
University of Massachusetts at Amherst
- Eric Baum
NEC Research Institute, Princeton, New Jersey
- William Bialek
NEC Research Institute, Princeton, New Jersey
- Michael Jordan
University of California at Berkeley
- Christof Koch
California Institute of Technology
- Richard Lippmann
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
- Stephen Lisberger
University of California at San Francisco
- Graeme Mitchison
Cambridge University, England
- David Mumford
Brown University
- Haim Sompolinsky
Hebrew University, Israel
- Christoph von der Malsburg
Ruhr-Universität-Bochum, Germany
- David Willshaw
Edinburgh University, Scotland
- Steven Zucker
Yale University
ACTION EDITORS
- Joshua Alspector
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
- James Anderson
Brown University
- Christopher M. Bishop
Microsoft Research, Cambridge, England
- John Bridle
Dragon Systems Research and Development Ltd., Cheltenham, England
- Gail Carpenter
Boston University
- Gary Cottrell
University of California, San Diego
- Peter Dayan
University College, London
- Thomas Dietterich
Oregon State University, Corvallis
- Kenji Doya
Japan Science and Technology Corporation, Kyoto, Japan
- Gerard Dreyfus
Paris, France
- Bard Ermentrout
University of Pittsburgh
- Eberhard E. Fetz
University of Washington, Seattle
- Francoise Fogelman-Soulie
Mimetics, Chatenay-Malabry, France
- C. Lee Giles
NEC Research Institute, Princeton, New Jersey
- Ellen Hildreth
Wellesley College
- Peter Konig
Institute of Neuroinformatics, Zurich
- Todd Leen
Oregon Graduate Institute
- Bruce McNaughton
University of Arizona
- Eric Mjolsness
Jet Propulsion Lab, Pasadena
- Radford Neal
University of Toronto, Canada
- Steven J. Nowlan
Lexicus, Palo Alto, California
- Erkki Oja
Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
- Mohan Paturi
University of California, San Diego
- Barak Pearlmutter
University of New Mexico
- John Platt
Microsoft Research, Seattle
- Demetri Psaltis
California Institute of Technology
- John Rinzel
New York University
- Idan Segev
Hebrew University, Israel
- David Touretzky
Carnegie Mellon University
- Roger Traub
University of Birmingham, England
- Carl van Vreeswijk
University College, London
- Andreas S. Weigend
Stern School of Business, New York University
- Ronald Williams
Northeastern University
- John Wyatt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MANAGING EDITOR
- Rosemary Miller
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