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New Talent

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Closed

Discover Mental Health is an international, open-access journal that publishes research across the transdisciplinary field of mental health research. The journal aims to create a lively and diverse community of scientists and provide all authors with a streamlined submission process, rapid review and publication, and a high level of author service at every stage. Read our aims and scope

The goal of "New Talent" is to encourage students and researchers who are no more than 10 years post-graduation from their last degree to submit their articles, and to provide "real world" training exercises for scientific writing & publishing for graduate students and early postdoctoral fellows. We have a professional and diverse editorial team that can provide you with valuable guidance.

At the same time, senior scientists and professors are welcome to identify students and early-stage postdoctoral fellows to participate in the New Talent initiative as a part of your mentoring process, or to volunteer as Guest Editors.

The articles will go through the standard peer-review process, need to be methodologically, analytically and statistically robust, must provide convincing conclusions fully supported by the scientific evidence reported, and present an original contribution to existing knowledge. We will not make publication decisions based on perceived importance, significance or impact.

Articles included in this Topical Collection can be published free of charge.

Editors

  • Julio Licinio Julio Licinio

    Julio Licinio

    Julio Licinio, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Upstate Medical University, USA He is internationally recognized as a mental health research leader, investigating depression and related neurobiology and genomics. He has obtained over $25 million in competitive grant funding; his work has resulted in over 375 publications with more than 34,000 citations. He has received multiple awards for his achievements, and is a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, the Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists and the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences.

Articles (3 in this collection)