Editorial: Acknowledging Our Work as Reviewers

Editorial: Acknowledging Our Work as Reviewers

eNeuro is pleased to announce that now, in addition to your publications, you will be able to build a history of the reviews you performed. As mentioned in a previous editorial, reviewers play an integral role in the progression of the collective work that is Science. Reviewers help authors build stronger studies. If our work as scientists can be accessed via our publications, our work as revie...

Kick-Off Editorial for 2016: Thanks to Our Reviewers.

The year 2015 was a terrific year for CNS Spectrums: our first impact factor based on content generated following the transition of the journal to Cambridge University Press and my appointment as editor-in-chief nearly doubled to 2.71 and early indications are that it will go even higher in 2016. Downloads of our articles are exploding and we are getting higher and higher quality manuscripts ev...

Kick-off editorial for 2015: thanks to our reviewers.

The year 2014 was a great year for CNS Spectrums. Following our transition year to our new publisher, Cambridge University Press, in 2012, we have now had 2 years of publishing 6 bimonthly issues plus a seventh CME issue each December, also including the abstracts of the Annual Neuroscience Education Institute’s (NEI) Psychopharmacology Congress. The numbers of articles and pages have progressi...

Our reviewers

THE QUALITY of a scholarly journal rests upon the knowledge and dedication of its referees. During the past two years, the Associate Editors (Toby Berger, Jack Capon, John G. Proakis, Luther D. Rudolph, Donald L. Snyder, and Terry J. Wagner) and I, all new to our positions, have been deeply impressed by both the competence and the generosity of the referees for this TRANSACTIONS. Their contribu...

Thanks to Our Peer-Reviewers in 2016