It is with great pleasure that I invite you to contribute to a Special Issue for Frontiers. The topic description can be found on its homepage via the link below. We look forward to your boundary-pushing contributions in this exciting area of psychology, neuroscience and other related disciplines.
In collaboration with Frontiers in Psychology, section Perception Science, we are organizing a Research Topic titled "Real-world unisensory and multisensory processing: Perceptual and neural mechanisms in complex natural scene processing”, hosted by Jason Sherwin, Jeremy Gaston, Kelvin Oie. As host editor, I would like to encourage you to contribute to this topic.
Frontiers, a Swiss open-access publisher, recently partnered with Nature Publishing Group to expand its researcher-driven Open Science platform. Frontiers articles are rigorously peer-reviewed, can be disseminated freely and are widely read by your colleagues and by the broader scientific and medical research communities.
The idea behind a research topic is to create an organized, comprehensive collection of several contributions, as well as a forum for discussion and debate. Contributions can be articles describing original research, methods, hypothesis & theory, opinions, etc.
Frontiers will also compile an e-book, as soon as all contributing articles are published, that can be used in classes, be sent to foundations that fund your research, to journalists and press agencies, or to any number of other organizations.
Among others, we have contacted the following authors: Bruno Lucio Giordano David C Jangraw : author Edward A Vessel : author Daniel P Ferris : author Bill Geisler Peter Gerhardstein Giulio Tononi : author Uri Hasson : author Jacek Dmochowski : author Joel Snyder Jordan Muraskin : author Tzyy-Ping Jung : author Klaus Gramman : author Linbi Hong : author Andreas Lozano : author
As such, a manuscript accepted for publication incurs a publishing fee, which varies depending on the article type. Research Topic manuscripts receive a significant discount on publishing fees. Please take a look at this fee table: http://www.frontiersin.org/about/PublishingFees.
Once published, your articles will remain free to access for all readers, and will be indexed in PubMed and other academic archives. As an author in Frontiers, you retain the copyright to your own papers and figures.
I would be delighted if you considered participating in this Research Topic.
Should you choose to participate, please confirm by sending me a quick email and then your abstract no later than Jun 27, 2014 using the following link: http://www.frontiersin.org/submissioninfo
Please note that the deadline for manuscript submission is on: Dec 19, 2014
Since I am using the Frontiers system to manage this topic, I would really appreciate if you could also please indicate your decision by clicking on one of the links below.
Jason Sherwin Guest Associate Editor, Frontiers in Perception Science www.frontiersin.org
Jason Sherwin, Ph.D.
Columbia University Department of Biomedical Engineering Laboratory for Intelligent Imaging and Neural Computing 530 West 120th Street, Mail Code: 8904 New York, NY 10027 Phone: +1 - 212 - 854 - 8997 Email: jason.sherwin@columbia.edu