Neuroscience
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To date, over 16,785 articles in Neuroscience have been published with more than 324,937 citations from authors in 105 countries.
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My research is is focused on bridging across multiple biological scales to provide a cohesive understanding of structural and functional organisation of the brain. I think it's crucial for this endeavour to also build and disseminate tools to explore the brain with in vivo imaging methods. PLOS Biology offered an incredibly constructive review process, managed by an engaged and helpful editorial team. The solicited reviews were fair and comprehensive, and our manuscript was substantially improved by their insights.
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