Editorial model
Interdisciplinary peer review draws on technical, clinical, ethical, social-scientific, legal, accessibility, and policy expertise as appropriate.
Neural technologies, human adaptation, ethics, governance, and emerging forms of agency.
The Journal of Neurotechnology & Human Futures examines neurotechnology as a scientific, clinical, cultural, political, and human-futures domain. It joins technical research with anthropology, ethics, law, accessibility, governance, lived experience, and long-term consequences.
Read the complete journal profileInterdisciplinary peer review draws on technical, clinical, ethical, social-scientific, legal, accessibility, and policy expertise as appropriate.
Continuous publication with themed issues.

The journal is assembling its first issue. Original research, methodological work, reviews, and other eligible contributions are now being considered within the journal’s stated scope.

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