Introduction

Epistora Journal of Neurology and Neuroscience (EJNN) is a premier peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing understanding of the nervous system and neurological disorders. Established to bridge basic neuroscience research with clinical neurology applications, EJNN serves as a global platform for neurologists, neuroscientists, neurobiologists and clinical researchers to disseminate transformative discoveries

The journal embraces the full spectrum of neurology and neuroscience - from molecular neurobiology and neural circuits to clinical neurology, neurodegenerative diseases, neuropharmacology and cognitive neuroscience. With a rigorous double-blind peer review process and rapid publication workflow, we ensure that impactful brain research reaches the global community without delay. All articles are published under the CC BY 4.0 license, enabling unrestricted access, reuse and maximum societal impact

Our commitment extends beyond traditional publishing. We actively promote interdisciplinary collaboration, translational research and data transparency. By combining scholarly excellence with modern publishing innovations - including audio article summaries and digital preservation - EJNN is shaping the future of neurological and neuroscience research communication

Aim & Scope

Aim: To advance understanding of the nervous system and improve patient outcomes by publishing high-quality, rigorously peer-reviewed research across all domains of neurology and neuroscience. We aim to foster interdisciplinary dialogue, support early-career researchers and provide an inclusive open access home for transformative brain science

Scope: The journal welcomes original research articles, comprehensive reviews, short communications, clinical case reports, perspectives and data papers covering, but not limited to:

Clinical Neurology Neurobiology Cognitive Neuroscience Neuropharmacology Neurogenetics Neuroimmunology Neurodegenerative Diseases Alzheimer's Disease Parkinson's Disease Multiple Sclerosis Stroke and Cerebrovascular Epilepsy Migraine Neurodevelopmental Disorders Autism Research Neuroplasticity Neural Circuits Synaptic Transmission Neuroimaging Functional MRI EEG and Brain Mapping Cognitive Psychology Memory and Learning Neuroendocrinology Neuro-oncology Neurotrauma Neurorehabilitation Neuroethics Computational Neuroscience Systems Neuroscience Behavioral Neuroscience Cellular Neuroscience Molecular Neuroscience Developmental Neurobiology Neuroinflammation Blood-Brain Barrier Neurotoxicology Neuromodulation Deep Brain Stimulation Brain-Computer Interface Neuromuscular Disorders

Article Types

  • Original Research - Full-length reports of novel discoveries, experimental validations and clinical studies. Up to 8,000 words with comprehensive data and methodology
  • Review Articles - Critical synthesis of emerging fields, systematic reviews and meta-analyses with future research directions. Up to 6,000 words
  • Short Communications - Urgent findings, preliminary results, and time-sensitive research requiring rapid dissemination. Up to 2,500 words
  • Clinical Case Reports - Detailed descriptions of novel or unusual neurological cases with educational value and clinical insights
  • Perspectives - Expert viewpoints on emerging trends, therapeutic innovations and future challenges in neurology and neuroscience
  • Data Papers - Comprehensive description of high-quality neurological datasets, including neuroimaging data and clinical trial results

Mission & Values

Accelerate brain science discovery through trusted open access. Core principles: scientific rigour, constructive peer review, rapid decisions, global accessibility without financial barriers. Bridging basic neuroscience with clinical applications - from molecular mechanisms to patient care, brain health to therapeutic innovation

Indexing & Archiving

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Published content is maintained through structured digital preservation and accessibility practices designed to support long-term scholarly availability and continued research access