Journal of Neuroimmunology Volume 350 to 361

The Journal of Neuroimmunology serves as a platform dedicated to facilitating scholarly discourse in the realm of neurosciences, with a special emphasis on understanding the intricate relationship between the nervous and immune systems. It offers a space for the exploration, analysis, and dissemination of research that delves into neuro-immune interactions.

The Journal’s areas of focus are expansive and include, though are not limited to:

• Neuroinflammatory conditions and their mechanisms.
• Neurodegenerative diseases and their association with immune processes.
• Neuroinfectious conditions and the immune response.
• Psychiatric diseases and their immunological aspects.
• Peripheral neuropathies and their correlation with the immune system.
• Implications of spinal cord injuries in neuroimmunology.
• The role and impact of neuroimaging in unveiling neuroimmune interactions.
• In-depth studies pertaining to the barriers and lymphatics of the central nervous system (CNS).
• Exploration of brain cancers and their interplay with immunity.
• Understanding the inherent roles of both innate and adaptive immune systems in the CNS.
• Delving into the significance of the gut microbiome and its influence on CNS health and diseases.

Given its comprehensive nature, the Journal is oriented towards encompassing both investigative and clinical neuroscientific challenges, with a special preference for pioneering and innovative work.

A foundational objective of the Journal is to foster the development and refinement of methodologies and approaches aimed at deeply understanding the neuroimmune system and the multifaceted interactions that ensue between the nervous and immune systems. Through this endeavor, the Journal hopes to catalyze advancements that can potentially transform the broader field of neuroimmunology.