Collection

Neuroimmunology in Ageing and Longevity

Submission status
Open
Open for submission from
10 May 2024
Submission deadline
15 December 2024
Ageing is associated with neuroimmune shifts from a resting to a hyperactive and inflammatory state, termed ‘neuroinflammageing’. The call for this special issue invites review and research articles dealing with the complex cross-talk between the CNS and peripheral immune cells and molecules during ageing, understanding neuroimmune pathways, and identify targets to design interventional regimens for healthy brain ageing and longevity. The peer review process for articles submitted to this collection is the same as the peer review process of the journal in general. Authors affiliated to an institution, which is participating under one of our Transformative Agreements and acting as corresponding author, may be eligible to publish open access with the publication fees covered (if accepted for publication).

Editors

  • Gurcharan Kaur, PhD, Guru Nanak Dev University, India Gurcharan Kaur, PhD, Guru Nanak Dev University, India , 

    Gurcharan Kaur, PhD, Guru Nanak Dev University, India

    Emeritus Scientist-CSIR & Honorary Professor at the Dept. of Biotechnology. Recipient of the B. K. Bachhawat Memorial Life-Time Achievement Award and Fellowship of the Indian Ac. of Neurosciences, Fellow of Nat. Science Academy (India) along with several other awards and honors in recognition of her contributions in the area of adult brain plasticity in health and disease. Her present research focusses on the evidence-based therapeutic avenues of natural products against obesity, and acute sleep deprivation-associated anxiety and cognitive dysfunctions and testing of FDA approved small molecules as glycomimetics for spinal cord injury repairs

  • Tamas Fülöp, MD, PhD Tamas Fülöp, MD, PhD , 

    Tamas Fülöp, MD, PhD

    University of Sherbrooke, Canada

  • Arpita Konar, PhD, Inst. of Health Sciences, Presidency Univ., India Arpita Konar, PhD, Inst. of Health Sciences, Presidency Univ., India  &

    Arpita Konar, PhD, Inst. of Health Sciences, Presidency Univ., India

    Recipient of the prestigious DBT-Wellcome Trust India Alliance Intermediate Fellowship and DST-INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship. Member of Japan Neuroscience Soc., Indian Ac. of Neurosciences, National Ac. of Sciences India. She has several publications and awards in recognition of her contributions in the area of gene x environment interactions in brain functions, behaviour and vulnerability to psychiatric disorders. Her present research focusses on molecular basis of early life traumatic experiences driven psychopathologies. works at the interface of behavioural neuroscience, functional genomics and epigenomics, emerging areas of modern biology.

  • Jaspreet Singh, PhD, Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI, USA Jaspreet Singh, PhD, Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI, USA

    Jaspreet Singh, PhD, Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI, USA

    Dr. Singh is an associate professor at Henry Ford Health, and College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University, Lansing, USA. He is a member of various scientific societies, journal editorial boards and grant review committees. He is member of scientific advisory board for rare metabolic diseases at Poxel (France) and member of clinical trial readiness workgroup for adrenoleukodystrophy. Dr. Singh’s primary research interests are in pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders with a special focus on peroxisomal single enzyme deficiency disorders.

Articles

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