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Ed Board (PDF) The Journal of Neuroscience EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Diana Bautista William C. Stacey Dora E. Angelaki Heinz Beck Raymond Swanson Paul Buckmaster Donna M. Wilcock SENIOR EDITORS Anis Contractor Dianna Willis The Journal of Neuroscience (ISSN-0270-6474) is the offi- Mark Bothwell Liset M. de la Prida cial journal of the Society for Neuroscience, 1121 14th Valina Dawson Sulayman Dib-Hajj Systems/Circuits Street, NW, Suite 1010, Washington, DC 20005. It is pub- Cheryl Dreyfus Greg DeAngelis Bruno Averbeck lished weekly by the Society, fifty weeks a year, one vol- Nancy Ip James Fawcett Lisa Goodrich Tallie Z. Baram ume a year. Sabine Kastner H. Tad Blair Jeanne Nerbonne Helmut Haas Subscriptions are on a volume basis beginning with the Artur Kania James Bisley David Perkel Kamran Khodakhah Matteo Carandini January 7 issue. The Volume 35 (2015) Institutional sub- Matthew Rushworth Carl Lupica Manuel Castro-Alamancos scription rates are available online at http://www. 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