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Mediterranean Neuroscience Society partner journal

Are you a member of the Mediterranean Neuroscience Society (MNS) or thinking about joining? Explore exclusive editorial opportunities and help amplify research from the Mediterranean region and beyond through our new partnership.

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AI Meets Behavior: decoding the brain

How can AI deepen our understanding of brain–behavior relationships and inspire models of cognition? Led by our Field Chief Editor and colleagues, this Research Topic calls for studies driving innovation in AI and behavioral neuroscience.

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Virtual reality for neurodevelopmental disorders

Virtual reality shows promise for ADHD, autism, and learning disorders — enhancing attention, executive function, and social skills. Read a recent review by Dr. Capobianco, Dr. Adriani, and colleagues on the current state of the art.

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