Editor-in-Chief: David A. Boas, Boston University
Neurophotonics covers advances in optical technology applicable to study of the brain and their impact on the basic and clinical neuroscience applications.
Announcement: Neurophotonics will become a fully open access journal in January 2019. Beginning with submissions received on or after 1 July 2018, authors of accepted papers are required to pay an article processing charge of $1675. Discounts may apply. Click here for more details.
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Announcement: Neurophotonics will become a fully open access journal in January 2019. Beginning with submissions received on or after 1 July 2018, authors of accepted papers will be required to pay an article processing charge of $1675. Discounts may apply.
Nanyang Technological University
Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Singapore
E-mail: George.Augustine@ntu.edu.sg
Nanyang Technological University
Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Singapore
E-mail: hmakino@ntu.edu.sg
Recent progress in fluorescent sensors of neural activity, along with key advances in hardware development, are revolutionizing our ability to use imaging to understand brain function at both the cellular and large-scale network levels.
This special section will highlight some of the emerging technologies underlying this revolution, as well as some applications of in vivo fluorescent imaging to visualize brain function.
Key topics that will be addressed include:
- novel genetically encoded fluorescent sensors
- microscopes for in vivo imaging
- elucidating brain function via fluorescence imaging
- development of computational analysis methods
A cover letter indicating that the submission is intended for this special section should be included with the paper. All submissions to the special section will be peer reviewed, and papers will be published online in advance of print.
Neurophotonics will become a fully open access journal on 1 January 2019, and beginning 1 July 2018, all authors will be required to pay the $1675 open access fee. Discounts are available for SPIE members and people belonging to institutions that subscribe to the SPIE Digital Library.
Special Issue from SPIE Brain 2017 (October-December 2017)
Editor: David Boas
Functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy, Part 2 (October-December 2017)
Guest Editors: Judit Gervain and Joseph P. Culver
Pioneers in Neurophotonics: Special Section Honoring Professor Amiram Grinvald (July-September 2017)
Guest Editors: Ron D. Frostig and Carl Petersen
Functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy, Part 1 (April-June 2017)
Guest Editors: Judit Gervain and Joseph P. Culver
Brain Mapping and Therapeautics (January-March 2017)
Guest Editors: Shouleh Nikzad, Babak Kateb, Warren Grundfest, Yu Chen, and Vassiliy Tsytsarev
Super-resolution Microscopy of Neural Structure and Function (October-December 2016)
Guest Editors: U. Valentin Nägerl and Jean-Baptiste Sibarita
Clinical Near-Infrared Spectroscopy and Imaging of the Brain (July-September 2016)
Guest Editors: Marco Ferrari, Joseph P. Culver, Yoko Hoshi, and Heidrun Wabnitz
Light Microscopy of Connectivity (October-December 2015)
Guest Editors: Shaoqun Zeng and Timothy H. Murphy
Causal Control of Biological Systems with Light (July-September 2015)
Guest Editors: Christopher Moore and Itamar Kahn
Pioneers in Neurophotonics: Special Section Honoring Professor Lawrence B. Cohen (April-June 2015)
Guest Editors: Brian M. Salzberg and Dejan Zecevic
The BRAIN Initiative (July-September 2014)
Guest Editors: Anna Devor, Anita Mahadevan-Jansen, Anna Roe, and David Boas
