Preclinical research in mental health and behavior serves as the foundation upon which our understanding of psychiatric disorders is built. It encompasses studies conducted in laboratory settings, often using animal models or cellular systems, to investigate the fundamental mechanisms underlying various aspects of mental health and behavior.

Mental and Behavioral Neuroscience is a cutting-edge journal dedicated to the exploration of preclinical research in the fields of mental health and behavior. Tailored for residents seeking comprehensive insights into the neural underpinnings of psychiatric disorders and behavioral phenomena, our publication offers a platform for the latest discoveries, methodologies, and theoretical frameworks shaping the future of neuroscience.

From elucidating the molecular pathways implicated in mood disorders to exploring the neural circuits governing addiction, anxiety, and psychosis, our journal leaves no stone unturned in its pursuit of scientific enlightenment. Our publication serves as a comprehensive repository of the latest research findings, methodological advancements, and theoretical frameworks shaping the landscape of neuroscience.

Within the pages of Mental and Behavioral Neuroscience, residents will find a diverse array of content meticulously curated to cater to their educational needs and professional interests. Research articles offer deep dives into specific topics, presenting novel discoveries and their implications for clinical practice

With a focus on bridging the gap between bench science and clinical practice, our journal equips with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of the human mind. As we welcome a new cohort in July, we invite residents to embark on a journey of discovery and innovation, advancing our understanding of mental health through rigorous scientific inquiry.