JRST-editorial policy and initiatives

Editorial: Psychology and Policy

Editorial on the Research Topic Psychology and Policy Policies are population interventions aimed at guiding choices and behaviors to achieve a desired, repeated outcome. They involve sets of decisions, and standards used by a group when dealing with significant or common—or both—challenges. These scenarios typically require standardized approaches to ensure the most ideal outcome, whether quan...

Editorial policy

Section 1, Neurobiolo~, will accept manuscripts on a broad range of experimental approaches which aim to understand the neuronal mechanisms that underlie vision. Relevant ideas include physiological optics, phototransduction, neurotransmitters, functional anatomy, electrophysiology, development and regeneration. The Editors seek submissions concerning structure and function at all levels of vis...

Editorial Policy

Editorial policy

Section 1, Neurobiology, will accept manuscripts on a broad range of experimental approaches which aim to understand the neuronal mechanisms that underlie vision. Relevant ideas include physiological optics, phototransduction, neurotransmitters, functional anatomy, electrophysiology, development and regeneration. The Editors seek submissions concerning structure and function at all levels of vi...

Guest Editorial: NTP: New Initiatives, New Alignment

has for nearly 30 years led the effort to apply the science of toxicology to the protection of public health. In June 2007 I became the Associate Director of the NTP. I accepted this challenge with enthusiasm and pledged to a) maintain our traditional areas of strength in toxicology research and testing; b) accelerate our efforts to fulfill the goals set forth in A National Toxicology Program f...