Manuscripts are invited for the issue of IJMBC to be published in Sep 2010 on various areas of cognitive science and allied disciplines. The journal is an international peer reviewed journal and initially will have two issues per year. Articles will include all major areas of cognitive science i.e. Cognitive Science, Cognitive psychology, Neuroscience, Linguistics, Neuropsychology, AI, Computer science, Philosophy and Anthropology etc. as far as they are concerned with theoretical or experimental explorations on all aspects of mind-brain-cognition. The journal will accept both empirical as well as theoretical papers on any aspect of human or machine cognition and will be open to new ideas.
International Journal of Mind, Brain, and Cognitive Science is a biyearly journal for the multidisciplinary study of minds and other intelligent systems. It publishes articles on cognition from perspectives in artificial intelligence, education, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy, psychology, and anthropology. Editorial decisions are made on the basis of content, rather than discipline or author, and papers in all areas of cognitive science are welcome. Research reports, which are specifically written for a multidisciplinary audience, are given the highest priority Merely confirmatory research will be given less importance. The journal is edited by Prof. Probal Dasgupta and has an international panel of associated editors.

Types of articles

The following kinds of articles are appropriate for the journal: (a) theories or theoretical analyses of cognitive processes and brain theory; (b) experimental studies relevant to theoretical issues in cognitive science; (c) computational models of neural and cognitive processes and (d) discussions of new problem areas or methodological issues in cognitive science. The journal will publish four categories of articles. Regular articles have a word limit of 10000 words. Brief reports have a target length of about 4,000 words. Letters to the editor will typically consist of approximately 1,000 words, and will be commentaries on articles, responses to commentaries, and discussion items of general relevance to the cognitive science community. Book reviews will typically be around 1000 words.

Manuscript submission

Authors can submit their manuscripts to the Editor-in-Chief, Narayanan Srinivasan on his e-mail <ammuns@yahoo.com> in a WORD file according to the APA 5th edition format.