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May News, 2008

 

Updates!
  1. More flexibility in the way you fill in your reviews.
  2. Bugs that were reported have been fixed.
  3. "My Frontiers" upgrade.
Coming Soon!
  1. Free conference service to register a conference and publish citable Abstracts!
  2. Next version of Frontiers Analytics comes with Author Impact!
  3. Authors in Frontiers will be able to instantly publish Commentaries for free to highlight any article published outside of Frontiers!
  4. Authors in Frontiers will be able to freely and immediately publish news, announcements and job positions!
  5. Frontiers in Developmental Neuroscience is the next journal to be launched!
Did You Know?


1. Your Citations are Monitored for You!
Frontiers delivers you daily ALL your current publications, also outside of Frontiers, and shows you detailed citation activity on each of your articles! This service is free in Frontiers. To see your citation impact, login to your "My Frontiers", go to "My Publications" and click on "Show All New Publications". You may be surprised at what you have published! If you click on "CV", these are automatically added to your confirmed publication list and then you can see your citations in "Show All Confirmed Publications".

2. Record Service!
Turnaround time from acceptance to official publication date is just a few days (not weeks or months!), making Frontiers the fastest publishing service in scientific publishing!

3. Your Profile!
When someone searches for you in Google, your Frontiers Profile is starting to come out on top! If it is not, then make sure you have completed your Profile. Login to "My Frontiers", go to "My Profile" and "edit" your Profile.

4. Frontiers articles in Google!
Since Frontiers is an open access journal, your articles are folly indexed by Google and your articles can now easily be found at the top of searches in Google, GoogleScholar and other search engines. Try it!

Consistently High Impact Paper

  1. Endocannabinoid Signalling is Critical for Habit Formation
  2. In search of Neural Circuits for Motivation
  3. Persistently-Active Pacemaker-Like Neurons in the Neocortex
  4. Functional Maps of Neocortical Local Circuitry
  5. Frequency-Dependent Gating of Synaptic Transmission and Plasticity by Dopamine
  6. A Network Model Of Spontaneous Activity Exhibiting Synchronous Transitions Between Up And Down States
  7. A Novel Multi-Objective Optimization For Constraining Conductance-Based Neuron Models By Experiments
  8. Retrograde Tracing With Recombinant Rabies Virus: Correlations Between Projection Targets And Dendritic Architecture
  9. Intense World Syndrome: An Alternative Hypothesis For Autism
  10. Spatiotemporal Dynamics Of Word Processing In The Human Brain Announcements


*This is accumulated data. The next release of Frontiers Analytics will show reading activity in different time windows.

Announcements
  1. Frontiers in Neuroscience will undergo a style and color change in May.
  2. Pubmed Archiving & Indexing is very soon.

Frontiers is evolving and growing fast thanks to all your feedback and participation. Thanks to all!

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