Brain Stimulation Volume 13 Issue 1 to 6

Brain Stimulation is a leading scientific journal dedicated to the field of neuromodulation. The journal serves as a platform for publishing cutting-edge research and advancements related to brain stimulation techniques. Brain Stimulation involves various noninvasive and invasive methods that directly alter neural function using techniques like electrical, magnetic, radiowave, sound, light, and focally targeted pharmacologic stimulation. The journal covers a wide range of topics within this field, contributing to our understanding of brain function, therapeutic applications, and potential adverse effects of stimulation technologies.

The key features of Brain Stimulation include:

1. Original Articles: The journal publishes original research articles that cover a broad spectrum of brain stimulation techniques, both noninvasive and invasive.
2. Reviews and Commentaries: Invited and original reviews or commentaries provide comprehensive insights into the latest developments, trends, and perspectives within the field of neuromodulation.
3. Technology and Methodological Perspectives: The journal includes reviews of new devices and descriptions of innovative methods and technologies in brain stimulation.
4. Letters to the Editor: Readers have the opportunity to engage in discussions and share their perspectives on published content through letters to the editor.
5. Special Issues: Brain Stimulation considers special issues based on scientific merit, focusing on specific themes or areas of significant research interest within the field.

The journal covers a wide range of research areas related to brain stimulation, including:

• Basic Processes: Investigations that explore the effects of brain stimulation on fundamental processes like gene expression, molecular biology, neurochemical regulation, functional brain activity, sensorimotor function, cognitive processes, and emotional responses.
• Therapeutic Potential: Research on the clinical applications and therapeutic potential of various stimulation technologies, including clinical trials, conceptual pieces, discussions on ethics, services research, and epidemiology.
• Biophysics and Biopsychophysics: Studies that delve into the biophysical and biopsychophysical aspects of stimulation paradigms, as well as the use of these techniques to map patterns of neural connectivity.
• Central Brain Mechanisms: While spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation are considered only if they have behavioral effects mediated by central brain mechanisms.

The journal does not cover psychological manipulations such as visual or auditory presentations, routine pharmacology studies, or imaging studies that do not involve direct brain stimulation.

In summary, Brain Stimulation is a comprehensive resource for researchers, clinicians, and professionals working in the field of neuromodulation. It provides a platform for the dissemination of groundbreaking research, innovations, and advancements in brain stimulation techniques, enhancing our understanding of brain function and its therapeutic applications.

Volume 13, Issue 1: Pages A1-A6, 1-276 (January–February 2020)

Volume 13, Issue 2: Pages A1-A6, 277-522 (March–April 2020)

Volume 13, Issue 3: Pages A1-A8, 523-938 (May–June 2020)

Volume 13, Issue 4: Pages 939-1156 (July–August 2020)

Volume 13, Issue 5: Pages A1-A8, 1157-1488 (September–October 2020)

Volume 13, Issue 6: Pages A1-A8, 1489-1870 (November–December 2020)