Prestigious Research Journal Gets New Parents
“The Bulletin has served its original purposes well, but in this `electronic age,' the institute needs to consider new ways to inform scientists, clinicians, patients and families, and the general public about schizophrenia research findings.”
“At the same time we'll be introducing some new features. We want to tell good translational research stories that are understandable by a broad audience of clinicians, not just by schizophrenia researchers. We want to be the journal that basic neuroscientists read to learn about the illness and the place for the broad readership to learn about the neuroscience of schizophrenia.”
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