Publishing Policies

A "how-to" paper on an important practical or research issue. We recommend contacting the editor to discuss suitability of a topic before submitting it. Submission of slides or audio/video files as supplementary files is strongly recommended.

These are usually invited commentaries published alongside other articles. They may or may not be peer-reviewed.

Research published as JNT Data articles and should be in accordance with FAIR Principles, https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/

Articles published under the JNT Code category will need to share code in a detailed and well-documented style, for example as outlined by Jupyter Notebook, https://jupyter.org/

This article type will allow us to publish more free-form materials – perspectives, educational articles and other narratives written by clinicians, caregivers, patients, and engineers – provided they clearly share experiences and expertise in understandable to facilitate understanding across domains.

General articles that cannot be categorised into available sections

Clinical studies and research 

Exploring the latest developments in neuroradiology and its integration with neurotechnology for enhanced diagnostic accuracy 

Focusing on the application of neurotechnology in the field of neurosurgery, including innovative surgical tools and techniques for neurological disorders.

Exploring the role of neurotechnology in neurorehabilitation, including innovative approaches and devices that aid in patient recovery and functional improvement

research on neuroimaging techniques and brain-machine interfaces that contribute to a deeper understanding of neural processes and facilitate brain-computer interactions

Exploring how AI-powered tools can optimize diagnosis, treatment, and patient care in neurological disorders

Highlighting novel diagnostic tools and techniques powered by neurotechnology