Epilepsy Research Volume 159 to 168

Epilepsy Research serves as a platform for publishing exceptional articles in both basic and clinical epilepsy research, with a distinct emphasis on translational research that directly pertains to epilepsy as a human condition. The journal is designed to create a space for disseminating the highest quality epilepsy research across diverse disciplines, spanning from biophysics and molecular biology to epidemiology and psychosocial studies. Its primary objective is to foster the presentation of the most innovative and rigorous epilepsy research, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of this condition.

Encompassing both clinical and experimental research, Epilepsy Research encourages papers that adopt fresh conceptual approaches in the exploration of epilepsy and its treatment. It provides a space for original contributions from any scientific field, allowing researchers to share their findings and insights on epilepsy from a multidisciplinary perspective. This inclusiveness allows for a holistic exploration of epilepsy, contributing to a richer understanding of the condition and its various facets.

The key factors that guide the journal’s publication decisions include:

• Novelty: Manuscripts that introduce new and pioneering concepts, approaches, or findings in the field of epilepsy research.
• Clinical or Experimental Relevance: Research that has direct applicability to clinical practice, patient outcomes, or experimental understanding of epilepsy.
• Interest to a Multidisciplinary Audience: Manuscripts that are engaging and valuable to a diverse range of professionals within the broader epilepsy community.

The journal welcomes original research articles and studies with a multidisciplinary scope, aiming to bridge gaps between different aspects of epilepsy research. Additionally, Epilepsy Research considers review articles focused on various epilepsy research topics, as long as they offer a remarkably clear synthesis of current knowledge, future directions, and hypotheses that can stimulate critical thinking and further advancements in the field.

In essence, Epilepsy Research plays a vital role in promoting collaboration and exchange of ideas among researchers across disciplines, facilitating a deeper understanding of epilepsy and its implications.

Volume 159: January 2020

Volume 160: February 2020

Volume 161: March 2020

Volume 162: May 2020

Volume 163: July 2020

Volume 164: August 2020

Volume 165: September 2020

Volume 166: October 2020

Volume 167: November 2020

Volume 168: December 2020