We are pleased to
announce that Neural Development
has joined the Neuroscience Peer Review
Consortium (NPRC), enabling the more efficient handling of peer review
between several neuroscience journals.
The NPRC was
instigated to reduce the time and effort involved in the peer review of
original neuroscience research reports. Under the new system,
neuroscience journals with membership have agreed to accept manuscript reviews
from other Consortium journals. By reducing the number of times that a
manuscript is reviewed, the Consortium will increase the speed of publication of research results, and lessen the burden on both authors and
reviewers alike.
To date, numerous neuroscience journals have joined the consortium, including Neuroscience,
and Journal of Neuroscience, with many more, including BioMed Central’s Behavioral and Brain
Functions, in the process of joining. We hope that by joining the consortium, the already rapid
peer review of Neural
Development can be further streamlined, to the benefit of authors,
reviewers, editors, and our readership.
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Excellent News!! – ChesterRep to be one of the first to use this function