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Vol. 219 Oct-2025	Vol. 218 Sep-2025	Vol. 217 Aug-2025	Vol. 216 Jul-2025
The neural and physiological mechanisms underlying body fluid homeostasis.	Reconsidering Formyl Peptide Receptor 2: Its contribution to the cognitive impairment.	Ticklishness in focus: exploring sensory, emotional, sociosexual, and evolutionary perspectives	Shaping brain development: the dynamic roles of embryonic microglia
by Takashi Matsuda	by Hiroki Uno et al.	by Shimpei Ishiyama	by Yuki Hattori

Vol. 215 Jun-2025	Vol. 214 May-2025	Vol. 213 Apr-2025	Vol. 212 Mar-2025
Special Issue: Does BigData change Neuroscience?	Special Issue: Cell type census approaches to understanding structural and functional organization of neural circuits	Microglial inflammasome inhibition as an anti-inflammatory effect of siponimod	Spatial dynamics of spontaneous activity in the developing and adult cortices
Guest Editors: Ryota Kobayashi and Ken Nakae	Guest Editor: Yoshikazu Isomura	by Hiroyasu Komiya et al.	by Tomonari Murakami


Vol. 211 Feb-2025	Vol. 210 Jan-2025	Vol. 209 Dec-2024	Vol. 208 Nov-2024
Special Issue: Neuroscience of resilience for mental health	Roles of astrocyte diversity in neurodegenerative diseases: molecular, morphological, and functional insights.	Antagonism in the amygdala	In ALS/FTD status, nuclear depletion of TDP-43 leads to abnormal splicing events
Guest Editors: Tomoyuki Furuyashiki and Scott J. Russo	by Fumito Endo	by Kenta M. Hagihara et al.	by Yuka Koike


Vol. 207 Oct-2024	Vol. 206 Sep-2024	Vol. 205 Aug-2024	Vol. 204 Jul-2024
The neural hormone oxytocin promotes parental behavior in rodents	Structural MRI reveals age and sex differences in marmoset brain	Genetic labeling of the rhombomere2-derived median raphe neurons (green) in zebrafish	Analysis of pathological stages in mouse models of progressive MS
by Kengo Inada	by Kazumi Sogabe et al.	by Kotaro Shibayama et al.	by Satoshi Hamano et al.


Vol. 203 Jun-2024	Vol. 202 May-2024	Vol. 201 Apr-2024	Vol. 200 Mar-2024
Two common issues in synchronized multimodal recordings with EEG	DSCAM: a key factor for selective connectivity between neurons or neuron-glial cell	Special Issue: How to Study Subjective Experience	Dopamine and Serotonin Functions in the Amygdala in the Regulation of REM Sleep
by Seitaro Iwama et al.	by Kento Hizawa et al.	Guest Editors: Hakwan Lau and Rebecca Keogh	by Emi Hasegawa et al.

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