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I want to ask about progress/updated about issues regarding resignation of Mark Baxter from the editorial board of eNeuro. Is that any correction for the journal entitled "A New Theory of Gender Dysphoria Incorporating the Distress, Social Behavioral and Body-Ownership Networks" This issue is quiet viral on social media. I hope SfN will try to make statement or any official correction from mistakes happen in order to bring back the good reputation for SfN community. Best regards, Nazeerah

Officially launching on October 1, this blog supports eNeuro’s mission to provide a venue to share great science. The main vision of the blog is to humanize the science that is published in eNeuro. There will be regular posts that provide highlights of recent research, and insights into the researchers and research published in eNeuro. Additionally this blog will provide our editorial board, especially the Editor-in-Chief, a place to engage with the scientific community and spark discussions about publishing practices, peer review, and other relevant topics. Currently, the categories of blog posts you will find are: Beyond the Bench – intended to take research published in eNeuro and highlight the research while telling more of the story about the researchers, or the lab, or the history of this work. Editors’ Picks – a brief introduction to research published in eNeuro that was of interest to a member of our editorial board. Featured Findings – highlights an image that represents a key aspect of research published in eNeuro. Discussion Posts– a place for thoughtful dialogue with the EiC about topics that are relevant to scientists today. Check out the blog here: http://blog.eneuro.org.

Peer Review Week Q&A with JNeurosci and eNeuro Editors-in-Chief Diversity and Inclusion in Peer Review | September 3 - 15, 2018 To continue this discussion on a different platform, check out the discussion post on the new eNeuro blog site. Join us here in the Neuronline Community for the 2nd Annual Peer Review Week Q&A. The forum will open to the public for questions on September 3rd. The EiCs will answer questions beginning September 10th. Related resources: Get a sneak peak at the Neuronline article The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion in Peer Review. JNeurosci editorial Peer Review Week 2018: Diversity in Peer Review ENeuro editorial Diversity: The Art of Reviewing Independently Together Read the 2017 Peer Review Week Q&A on Transparency. For more information about Peer Review Week, visit https://peerreviewweek.wordpress.com. Follow Peer Review Week 2018 on social media using #PeerRevDiversityInclusion #PeerRevWk18. Login is required to post a reply. If you are a current or previous SfN member, use the email address and password you used to join SfN. non-SfN members should create a new account. If you are unable to log in, please email questions to neuronline@sfn.org.

eNeuro – 1 May 18 Editorial: Gender Bias in Publishing: Double-Blind Reviewing as a Solution? Many studies, commentaries, blogs, etc. point at a gender bias in favor of males for award and acceptance of both grants and publications, respectively (e.g., Wenneras and Wold, 1997; Larivière et al., 2013 and Barres, 2006). According to...

Peer Review Q&A with JNeurosci and eNeuro Editors-in-Chief image.jpg1200×678 154 KB Please note: This Q&A is open to the public. Login is required to post a reply. If you are a current or previous SfN member, use the email address and password you used to join SfN. non-SfN members should create a new account. Do you have a question about the peer review process? Want to know about becoming a reviewer? Do you wonder what an editor does for a scientific journal? Neuronline is hosting a Q&A with the Editors-in-Chief Marina Piccioto (JNeurosci) and Christophe Bernard (eNeuro) for Peer Review Week. Post your questions in the replies below! Forum will open to the public for questions on September 4th. The EiCs will answer questions beginning September 11th. Editors-in-Chief Marina Picciotto, Journal of Neuroscience Marina Picciotto is the Charles B.G. Murphy Professor and Deputy Chair in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale University, as well as Professor of Pharmacology and Neurobiology at Yale University School of Medicine. She received her PhD in Molecular Neurobiology from The Rockefeller University and pursued her postdoctoral fellowship at the Institut Pasteur. Picciotto has made significant advances to our understanding of the role of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in addiction, depression, feeding, and learning/memory. Christophe Bernard, eNeuro Christophe Bernard is the director of research at INSERM U1106 in the Institute of Systems Neuroscience. Bernard received his PhD from the University of Paris VI and conducted postdoctoral research at Southampton University. Bernard is interested in mechanisms underlying the construction of an epileptic brain, including seizure genesis and propagation with a focus on temporal lobe epilepsy. His lab is designing and using new tools to help with epileptic research. Login is required to post a reply. If you are a current or previous SfN member, use the email address and password you used to join SfN. non-SfN members should create a new account.