About the Journal

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.

Scope and editorial approach. Its scope includes Brain-computer interfaces; Neural sensing and neuromodulation; Cognition and neuroprosthetics; Human-AI systems; Rehabilitation and accessibility; Neuroethics; Policy and governance; Anthropology of technology; Evidence-grounded futures. Interdisciplinary peer review draws on technical, clinical, ethical, social-scientific, legal, accessibility, and policy expertise as appropriate. Continuous publication with themed issues.