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Passages 2015 In 2014, the journal has continued its efforts to attract datasets for virtual publishing using the Biolucida Cloud technology with a number of upcoming publications that will share their extended data with our readership. We have also been organizing additional special issues after a first issue was released at the very end of 2013 as a tribute to the late Gary van Hoesen. A special issue on stem cells, edited by Dustin Wakeman and Jeffrey Kordower, appeared in August, regrouping 13 original articles and reviews focusing on the derivation and characterization of multipotent neural stem cells, differentiated neurons derived from embryonic stem cells, and induced pluripotent stem cells, and on how these modern approaches provide models to investigate complex mechanisms of brain disorders, making cell replacement therapies in many neurodegenerative disorders a possibility. Other special issues are in preparation for 2015, one prepared by Luiz Pessoa and Leslie Ungerleider on brain imaging, and two others stemming from conferences. These will feature new research on the mechanisms of emotions and on modern trends in our understanding of the evolution of the cerebral cortex. These special publications, as well as topical reviews, all prepared with the quality standards that characterize our journal, interestingly, are taking into consideration the functional anatomy of the human brain and of its disorders. In an age of cellbased and animal models, the study of the functional anatomy and pathology of the nervous system in the species for which it matters the most is certainly not to be neglected or forgotten, and certainly represents a pole of major interest for the Journal of Comparative Neurology. In this context, this first issue of 2015 opens with a commentary on the “missing numbers” in Korbinian Brodmann’s map of the human cerebral cortex, which we hope will be of some help in resolving some of the controversies around a cortical parcellation adopted nowadays by most investigators of the human brain. The Passages editorial gives a yearly opportunity to consider changes and transitions. As always, I wish especially to recognize the remarkable work of our 10 Associate Editors and our Editor Emeritus, for their diligent and expert handling of the manuscripts that come every week to their desk, and of our Publishing Editor at Wiley, Matthew Giampoala, who indefatigably manages, promotes, and improves the journal. I must also thank Serena Tan, who is closing her first year as ManC 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. V
aging Editor, for her most efficient work handling all of the submissions, serving as a liaison with many authors, representing the journal at conferences, helping with the organization of special issues, and keeping the antibody database user-friendly and complete. While continuing to update immunogen sequences and amino acid positions in the database, Serena also spearheaded the journal’s participation in the Resource Identification Initiative, which promotes research resource identification, discovery, and reuse, to facilitate the process of identifying antibodies and other key resources reported in the literature, such as model organisms, databases, and software tools. Every year the Editors vote on nominating new members or re-electing some of the previous Board members. In 2014 we had 8 positions reaching their 4-year terms and it is with great pleasure that we invited Deanna Benson, Tomas H€okfelt, Michael Shipley, and Paul Taghert back to serve another term. We welcome Enrica Strettoi, Giuseppe Luppino, Andrew Huberman, and Robert Vertes as new members in 2015 and look forward to their contributions during their time on the Board. We also thank Andreas Burkhalter, Joel Elmquist, Elizabeth Grove, and David Hopkins, for their outstanding service to the journal and hope that they may join us again in the future. It is also my particular pleasure to mention here that at the Cajal Club Social during the Society for Neuroscience Meeting in Washington, Jon Kaas, a member of our Editorial Board, was honored together with his long-time colleague Ray Guillery as a recipient of the Sanford L. Palay Award in Structural Neuroscience. I presented the awards to them on the behalf of our publisher, John Wiley & Sons, and the Journal of Comparative Neurology, for their invaluable and seminal contributions to comparative neuroscience, many of which have been published in our journal. Finally, we must extend our thanks to our many colleagues, who participated in the peer-review process of manuscripts for the journal in 2014. Without their selfless dedication and timeliness, and the depth of their comments, our journal could not maintain the high standards of quality for which it is famous. Patrick R. Hof, MD Editor-in-Chief
DOI 10.1002/cne.23699 Published online in Wiley Online Library (wileyonlinelibrary.com)
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience 523:1–4 (2015)
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Passages 2015
Reviewers indicated by an asterisk have reviewed 3 or more articles. Acosta, Cristian Adler, Joshua Agmon, Ariel Ahnelt, Peter Aicher, Sue Aldskogius, Ha˚kan* Alheid, George Allen, Nicola Allman, John Altschuler, Richard* Alvarez, Francisco* Amaral, David Amenta, Francesco Anadon, Ramon* Anderson, Aileen Andre, Goffinet Angelucci, Alessandra Antal, Miklos Aoki, Chiye Apps, Richard Armstrong, Carol Avendano, Carlos Babbitt, Courtney Badea, Tudor* Baines, Richard Baker, Harriet Baker, Robert Balaban, Pavel Baldridge, William Balthazart, Jacques Barbay, Scott Barish, Michael Barker, Roger Barreiro, Luis Barres, Ben Basbaum, Allan* Bass, Andrew Beckel, Jonathan Becker, Catherina Ben-Shahar, Yehuda Benson, Deanna* Bentivoglio, Marina* Bereiter, David Berrebi, Albert Betarbet, Ranjita Bhatnagar, Seema Biagini, Giuseppe Bicker, Gerd Birman, Serge Bittencourt, Jackson Bjaalie, Jan
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Bjo€rklund, Anders Blight, Andrew Boire, Denis Bongaarts, Angela Bonnaud, Laure Borlongan, Cesar Borrell, Victor Bottjer, Sarah Bouret, Sebastien* Bourne, James Boyd, Sunny Braissant, Olivier Brandst€atter, Johann Helmut Breedlove, S. Marc Brehmer, Axel Brennand, Kristen Breunig, Joshua Bronchti, Gilles Brown, Euan Brown, M. Christian Brunjes, Peter Buchanan, James* Buee, Luc Burger, R. Michael Burke, Robert Burrows, Malcolm B€uttner-Ennever, Jean Cahill, Cathy Callaway, Edward Campbell, Kenneth Canals, Josep Cant, Nell* Canteras, Newton Cardona, Albert Carlton, Susan* Carvey, Paul Casini, Giovanni Cassell, Martin Cave, John Celio, Marco* Cepko, Constance Chan-ling, Tailoi Chatenet, David Chaudhari, Nirupa Chedotal, Alain Chen, Jason Chen, Xiaoke Chen, Zhou-Feng Cheng, Alan Cho, Kyoung
Ciriello, John Cohen-Cory, Susana Connaughton, Victoria Cook, Jeremy Cooper, Helen Cornil, Charlotte Counts, Scott Crespo, Carlos Croll, Roger Crowther, Damian Csillag, Andras Cuenca, Nicolas Dampney, Roger* Dancause, Numa Davies, Wayne Davis, Robin Dayanithi, Govindan de Castro, Fernando De Loof, Arnold De Zeeuw, Chris Deans, Michael Dehouck, Benedicte Deinhardt, Katrin Dermon, Catherine Deschenes, Martin Deutch, Ariel DeVries, Steven Dickstein, Dara Disterhoft, John Distler, Claudia Donner, Kristian Dowling, John Drew, Michael Driever, Wolfgang Dubner, Ronald Dubuc, Rejean Dudek, Serena Dupree, Jeffrey Edvinsson, Lars Einheber, Steven Eisthen, Heather Ekker, Marc Elder, Gregory* Elmquist, Joel Elphick, Maurice Elsworth, John Epelbaum, Jacques Erisir, Alev Erzurumlu, Reha Estevez, Alvaro Fahrbach, Susan
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience
Farris, Sarah Fasolo, Aldo Fekete, Donna Feldheim, David Fetcho, Joseph Fink, Kyle Finlay, Barbara Fishell, Gordon Fletcher, Erica Forge, Andrew Frings, Stephan Fritschy, Jean-Marc* Frotscher, Michael* Fukada, Yoshitaka Furness, John Fyffe, Robert Gage, Fred Gahr, Manfred Gall, Christine* Gamberini, Michela Garcia-Verdugo, Jose Garel, Sonia Garraghty, Preston Geisert, Eldon Geleoc, Gwenn Gensel, John Gerfen, Charles German, Dwight Geula, Changiz Giesler, Glenn* Gillespie, Deda Gillespie, Peter Gillette, Rhanor Ginsberg, Stephen Girouard, Helene Goodchild, Ann Goodrich, Lisa Goridis, Christo Goulas, Alexandros Governale, Lance Graybiel, Ann Greer, Charles* Gronenberg, Wulfila* Gross, Robert Grove, Elizabeth* Groves, Andrew Gr€unert, Ulrike Guido, William G€unt€urk€un, Onur* Guo, Chenying Guzowski, John
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Haber, Suzanne Hahn, Joel* Halpain, Shelley Halpern, Marnie Handa, Robert Hara, Yuko Haverkamp, Silke Havton, Leif Hawken, Michael Hay, Meredith He, David Helfrich-F€ orster, Charlotte Heller, Stefan Hemby, Scott Herbison, Allan Herkenham, Miles Herman, James Hersch, Steven Hill, Catherine Hill, David Hirano, Shinji Hoffman, Gloria Hofmann, Hans Hoke, Kim H€ okfelt, Tomas* Holland, Linda Holstege, Gert Holstein, Gay Hopkins, David Horn, Anja* Horner, Philip Horowitz, Michal Horvath, Tamas Houser, Carolyn Howell, Gareth Hsiao, Steven Hu, James Hu, Sherry Shu-Jung Huang, Eric Huberman, Andrew* Hudmon, Andy Huntley, George* Ikenaga, Takanori Imitola, Jaime Innocenti, Giorgio Isaacson, Lori Ishii, Katsuyoshi Isom, Lori Jacquin, Mark Jain, Varsha J€anig, Wilfrid Janusonis, Skirmantas
Jarvis, Erich* Jennings, Ernest Johansen, Jorgen Johnson, Frank Jones, Bryan Jonz, Michael Jovanov-Milosevic´, Natasa Kaneda, Makoto Kaneko, Takeshi* Kaplan, David* Karten, Harvey Kastner, Sabine Kawasaki, Hiroshi Keast, Janet Kelley, Matt Kempermann, Gerd Kerman, Ilan Kerschensteiner, Daniel Kidd, Grahame Kiebler, Michael Kihara, Alexandre Killiany, Ronald Kinney, Hannah Kirik, Deniz Kirino, Yutaka Kirn, John Knierim, James Knight, Robert Koliatsos, Vassilis Kordower, Jeffrey* Korf, Horst-Werner Kostovic, Ivica Kozicz, Tamas Kreitzer, Anatol Kretzschmar, Doris Kritzer, Mary Krubitzer, Leah Kuenzel, Wayne Lacalli, Thurston Lanciego, Jose Le Mevel, Jean-Claude Lee, Charles* Lein, Ed Lemon, Roger Leon, Michael Leutgeb, Stefan Li, Huilang* Libby, Richard Ligon, Keith Lipski, Janusz Liu, Xiaorong
Llewellyn-Smith, Ida Lucero, Mary Luikart, Bryan Lukasiewicz, Peter Lundy, Robert Luppino, Giuseppe* Lysakowski, Anna Magistretti, Pierre Maier, Alexander* Majewska, Anna* Maler, Leonard Man, Heng-Ye Manger, Paul* Mangia, Silvia Manis, Paul Marc, Robert* Margolis, Frank Margolis, Seth Martin, Ruth Martin, Stephane Martinez, Salvador* Massey, Stephen Matsumura, Kiyoshi Matthews, Paul McCall, Maureen Meinertzhagen, Ian Mengod, Guadalupe Merchenthaler, Istvan Meredith, Gloria Metzger, Martin Migaud, Martine Milner, Teresa Mizuno, Noboru Molnar, Zoltan Morland, Antony Morrison, John Mouton, Peter Mufson, Elliott Muller, Kenneth Nagy, Vanja N€assel, Dick* Nawy, Scott Nern, Aljoscha Neuhauss, Stephan Neuhuber, Winfried Nishimura, Kaneyasu Niven, Jeremy Noble, Mark Noctor, Stephen Norgren, Ralph Northcutt, Glenn Novales Flamarique, Inigo
Ojemann, Jeffrey Okamoto, Hitoshi* Oliver, Douglas Ostroff, Linnaea Padmanabhan, Krishnan Panneton, Michael Panula, Pertti* Papermaster, David Payne, John Peichl, Leo* Peles, Elior Pereda, Alberto Perkins, Brian Peterson, Daniel Petri, Susanne Petrides, Michael Pettigrew, Jack* Peusner, Kenna Pevet, Paul Pfrieger, Frank Pickard, Gary Pleasure, Samuel Posse, Stefan* Price, Joseph Pritz, Michael Puelles, Luis Qiu, Mengsheng Quinlan, Elizabeth Rabchevsky, Alexander Radley, Jason Radtke-Schuller, Susanne Ragsdale, Clifton Raisman, Geoffrey Rakic, Pasko Rasband, Matthew Read, Heather* Reese, Benjamin Reiner, Anton* Ribeiro, Paula Ribera, Angeles Rinaman, Linda Risold, Pierre-Yves Robertson, Mel Robinson, Gene Rockland, Kathleen Roe, Anna Wang Roepke, Troy Roessler, Wolfgang Romanovsky, Andrej Rouyer, Franc ¸ois
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Rubio, Maria Rudy, Bernardo Ruigrok, Tom Rybak, J€ urgen Saghatelyan, Armen Sah, Pankaj Saldanha, Colin Salzer, James Sandoz, Jean-Christophe Sanes, Joshua Santi, Peter Saper, Clifford* Sarko, Diana Sawamoto, Kazunobu Sawchenko, Paul Schaber, Clemens Schauwecker, Paula Schmitz, Christoph Schu, Peter Sch€ uz, Almut Schwarcz, Robert Schwarting, Gerald* Schwartz, Gary Schwarz, Cornelius Schwob, James* Selzer, Michael Semba, Kazue Sengelaub, Dale Seress, Laszlo
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Seroogy, Kim Sesack, Susan* Sessle, Barry Shammah-Lagnado, Sara Sharma, Sansar Shen, Wen Sherwood, Chet Shigeno, Shuichi Shimizu, Toru Shipley, Michael* Sikes, Robert Silver, Jerry Simmons, Andrea Megela Sisk, Cheryl Smith, Jeff Smith, Terrence Snyder, Jason Sokolowski, Marla Spitzer, Nicholas Staley, Kevin Standaert, David Steeves, Jennifer Stehle, Jorg Steinmetz, Helmuth Stenkamp, Deborah Stevens, Charles Steward, Oswald* Strassman, Andrew
Strausfeld, Nicholas Strettoi, Enrica* Strick, Peter Suarez, Juan Sugiyama, Yoichiro Summers, Cliff Sun, Tao Surmeier, Dalton Sutula, Thomas Sved, Alan Svendsen, Clive Szel, Agoston Takahashi, Tokiharu Takimoto, Koichi Tarabykin, Victor Teng, Yang Thiele, Alexander Thompson, John Travers, Susan* Trimmer, James Trussell, Lawrence Turner, Eric Ueda, Shuichi Valentino, Rita Vaney, David Vater, Marianne Veenstra, Jan Vernier, Philippe Vertes, Robert* Vinay, Laurent
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience
Vogt, Brent Voogd, Jan* Waddell, Scott Wade, Juli Wagner, Hans-Joachim Wakeman, Dustin* Walker, Lary Walker, Ruth Wang, Samuel Watson, Charles Watson, Stanley Watts, Alan* Weinberg, Richard Welker, Egbert Wessendorf, Martin Wicht, Helmut Wild, Martin Wolosker, Herman* Wright, Nicholas Wu, Chung-Fang Wu, Jian-Young* Wulliman, Mario* Wylie, Douglas Xu, Xiangmin Yamamoto, Naoyuki* Yates, Bill Yuan, Xiaobing Zaccone, Giacomo* Zahm, Daniel* Zeil, Jochen
Passages 2015 In 2014, the journal has continued its efforts to attract datasets for virtual publishing using the Biolucida Cloud technology with a number of upcoming publications that will share their extended data with our readership. We have also been organizing additional special issues after a first issue was released at the very end of 2013 as a tribute to the late Gary van Hoesen. A special issue on stem cells, edited by Dustin Wakeman and Jeffrey Kordower, appeared in August, regrouping 13 original articles and reviews focusing on the derivation and characterization of multipotent neural stem cells, differentiated neurons derived from embryonic stem cells, and induced pluripotent stem cells, and on how these modern approaches provide models to investigate complex mechanisms of brain disorders, making cell replacement therapies in many neurodegenerative disorders a possibility. Other special issues are in preparation for 2015, one prepared by Luiz Pessoa and Leslie Ungerleider on brain imaging, and two others stemming from conferences. These will feature new research on the mechanisms of emotions and on modern trends in our understanding of the evolution of the cerebral cortex. These special publications, as well as topical reviews, all prepared with the quality standards that characterize our journal, interestingly, are taking into consideration the functional anatomy of the human brain and of its disorders. In an age of cellbased and animal models, the study of the functional anatomy and pathology of the nervous system in the species for which it matters the most is certainly not to be neglected or forgotten, and certainly represents a pole of major interest for the Journal of Comparative Neurology. In this context, this first issue of 2015 opens with a commentary on the “missing numbers” in Korbinian Brodmann’s map of the human cerebral cortex, which we hope will be of some help in resolving some of the controversies around a cortical parcellation adopted nowadays by most investigators of the human brain. The Passages editorial gives a yearly opportunity to consider changes and transitions. As always, I wish especially to recognize the remarkable work of our 10 Associate Editors and our Editor Emeritus, for their diligent and expert handling of the manuscripts that come every week to their desk, and of our Publishing Editor at Wiley, Matthew Giampoala, who indefatigably manages, promotes, and improves the journal. I must also thank Serena Tan, who is closing her first year as ManC 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. V
aging Editor, for her most efficient work handling all of the submissions, serving as a liaison with many authors, representing the journal at conferences, helping with the organization of special issues, and keeping the antibody database user-friendly and complete. While continuing to update immunogen sequences and amino acid positions in the database, Serena also spearheaded the journal’s participation in the Resource Identification Initiative, which promotes research resource identification, discovery, and reuse, to facilitate the process of identifying antibodies and other key resources reported in the literature, such as model organisms, databases, and software tools. Every year the Editors vote on nominating new members or re-electing some of the previous Board members. In 2014 we had 8 positions reaching their 4-year terms and it is with great pleasure that we invited Deanna Benson, Tomas H€okfelt, Michael Shipley, and Paul Taghert back to serve another term. We welcome Enrica Strettoi, Giuseppe Luppino, Andrew Huberman, and Robert Vertes as new members in 2015 and look forward to their contributions during their time on the Board. We also thank Andreas Burkhalter, Joel Elmquist, Elizabeth Grove, and David Hopkins, for their outstanding service to the journal and hope that they may join us again in the future. It is also my particular pleasure to mention here that at the Cajal Club Social during the Society for Neuroscience Meeting in Washington, Jon Kaas, a member of our Editorial Board, was honored together with his long-time colleague Ray Guillery as a recipient of the Sanford L. Palay Award in Structural Neuroscience. I presented the awards to them on the behalf of our publisher, John Wiley & Sons, and the Journal of Comparative Neurology, for their invaluable and seminal contributions to comparative neuroscience, many of which have been published in our journal. Finally, we must extend our thanks to our many colleagues, who participated in the peer-review process of manuscripts for the journal in 2014. Without their selfless dedication and timeliness, and the depth of their comments, our journal could not maintain the high standards of quality for which it is famous. Patrick R. Hof, MD Editor-in-Chief
DOI 10.1002/cne.23699 Published online in Wiley Online Library (wileyonlinelibrary.com)
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience 523:1–4 (2015)
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Passages 2015
Reviewers indicated by an asterisk have reviewed 3 or more articles. Acosta, Cristian Adler, Joshua Agmon, Ariel Ahnelt, Peter Aicher, Sue Aldskogius, Ha˚kan* Alheid, George Allen, Nicola Allman, John Altschuler, Richard* Alvarez, Francisco* Amaral, David Amenta, Francesco Anadon, Ramon* Anderson, Aileen Andre, Goffinet Angelucci, Alessandra Antal, Miklos Aoki, Chiye Apps, Richard Armstrong, Carol Avendano, Carlos Babbitt, Courtney Badea, Tudor* Baines, Richard Baker, Harriet Baker, Robert Balaban, Pavel Baldridge, William Balthazart, Jacques Barbay, Scott Barish, Michael Barker, Roger Barreiro, Luis Barres, Ben Basbaum, Allan* Bass, Andrew Beckel, Jonathan Becker, Catherina Ben-Shahar, Yehuda Benson, Deanna* Bentivoglio, Marina* Bereiter, David Berrebi, Albert Betarbet, Ranjita Bhatnagar, Seema Biagini, Giuseppe Bicker, Gerd Birman, Serge Bittencourt, Jackson Bjaalie, Jan
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Bjo€rklund, Anders Blight, Andrew Boire, Denis Bongaarts, Angela Bonnaud, Laure Borlongan, Cesar Borrell, Victor Bottjer, Sarah Bouret, Sebastien* Bourne, James Boyd, Sunny Braissant, Olivier Brandst€atter, Johann Helmut Breedlove, S. Marc Brehmer, Axel Brennand, Kristen Breunig, Joshua Bronchti, Gilles Brown, Euan Brown, M. Christian Brunjes, Peter Buchanan, James* Buee, Luc Burger, R. Michael Burke, Robert Burrows, Malcolm B€uttner-Ennever, Jean Cahill, Cathy Callaway, Edward Campbell, Kenneth Canals, Josep Cant, Nell* Canteras, Newton Cardona, Albert Carlton, Susan* Carvey, Paul Casini, Giovanni Cassell, Martin Cave, John Celio, Marco* Cepko, Constance Chan-ling, Tailoi Chatenet, David Chaudhari, Nirupa Chedotal, Alain Chen, Jason Chen, Xiaoke Chen, Zhou-Feng Cheng, Alan Cho, Kyoung
Ciriello, John Cohen-Cory, Susana Connaughton, Victoria Cook, Jeremy Cooper, Helen Cornil, Charlotte Counts, Scott Crespo, Carlos Croll, Roger Crowther, Damian Csillag, Andras Cuenca, Nicolas Dampney, Roger* Dancause, Numa Davies, Wayne Davis, Robin Dayanithi, Govindan de Castro, Fernando De Loof, Arnold De Zeeuw, Chris Deans, Michael Dehouck, Benedicte Deinhardt, Katrin Dermon, Catherine Deschenes, Martin Deutch, Ariel DeVries, Steven Dickstein, Dara Disterhoft, John Distler, Claudia Donner, Kristian Dowling, John Drew, Michael Driever, Wolfgang Dubner, Ronald Dubuc, Rejean Dudek, Serena Dupree, Jeffrey Edvinsson, Lars Einheber, Steven Eisthen, Heather Ekker, Marc Elder, Gregory* Elmquist, Joel Elphick, Maurice Elsworth, John Epelbaum, Jacques Erisir, Alev Erzurumlu, Reha Estevez, Alvaro Fahrbach, Susan
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience
Farris, Sarah Fasolo, Aldo Fekete, Donna Feldheim, David Fetcho, Joseph Fink, Kyle Finlay, Barbara Fishell, Gordon Fletcher, Erica Forge, Andrew Frings, Stephan Fritschy, Jean-Marc* Frotscher, Michael* Fukada, Yoshitaka Furness, John Fyffe, Robert Gage, Fred Gahr, Manfred Gall, Christine* Gamberini, Michela Garcia-Verdugo, Jose Garel, Sonia Garraghty, Preston Geisert, Eldon Geleoc, Gwenn Gensel, John Gerfen, Charles German, Dwight Geula, Changiz Giesler, Glenn* Gillespie, Deda Gillespie, Peter Gillette, Rhanor Ginsberg, Stephen Girouard, Helene Goodchild, Ann Goodrich, Lisa Goridis, Christo Goulas, Alexandros Governale, Lance Graybiel, Ann Greer, Charles* Gronenberg, Wulfila* Gross, Robert Grove, Elizabeth* Groves, Andrew Gr€unert, Ulrike Guido, William G€unt€urk€un, Onur* Guo, Chenying Guzowski, John
Passages 2015
Haber, Suzanne Hahn, Joel* Halpain, Shelley Halpern, Marnie Handa, Robert Hara, Yuko Haverkamp, Silke Havton, Leif Hawken, Michael Hay, Meredith He, David Helfrich-F€ orster, Charlotte Heller, Stefan Hemby, Scott Herbison, Allan Herkenham, Miles Herman, James Hersch, Steven Hill, Catherine Hill, David Hirano, Shinji Hoffman, Gloria Hofmann, Hans Hoke, Kim H€ okfelt, Tomas* Holland, Linda Holstege, Gert Holstein, Gay Hopkins, David Horn, Anja* Horner, Philip Horowitz, Michal Horvath, Tamas Houser, Carolyn Howell, Gareth Hsiao, Steven Hu, James Hu, Sherry Shu-Jung Huang, Eric Huberman, Andrew* Hudmon, Andy Huntley, George* Ikenaga, Takanori Imitola, Jaime Innocenti, Giorgio Isaacson, Lori Ishii, Katsuyoshi Isom, Lori Jacquin, Mark Jain, Varsha J€anig, Wilfrid Janusonis, Skirmantas
Jarvis, Erich* Jennings, Ernest Johansen, Jorgen Johnson, Frank Jones, Bryan Jonz, Michael Jovanov-Milosevic´, Natasa Kaneda, Makoto Kaneko, Takeshi* Kaplan, David* Karten, Harvey Kastner, Sabine Kawasaki, Hiroshi Keast, Janet Kelley, Matt Kempermann, Gerd Kerman, Ilan Kerschensteiner, Daniel Kidd, Grahame Kiebler, Michael Kihara, Alexandre Killiany, Ronald Kinney, Hannah Kirik, Deniz Kirino, Yutaka Kirn, John Knierim, James Knight, Robert Koliatsos, Vassilis Kordower, Jeffrey* Korf, Horst-Werner Kostovic, Ivica Kozicz, Tamas Kreitzer, Anatol Kretzschmar, Doris Kritzer, Mary Krubitzer, Leah Kuenzel, Wayne Lacalli, Thurston Lanciego, Jose Le Mevel, Jean-Claude Lee, Charles* Lein, Ed Lemon, Roger Leon, Michael Leutgeb, Stefan Li, Huilang* Libby, Richard Ligon, Keith Lipski, Janusz Liu, Xiaorong
Llewellyn-Smith, Ida Lucero, Mary Luikart, Bryan Lukasiewicz, Peter Lundy, Robert Luppino, Giuseppe* Lysakowski, Anna Magistretti, Pierre Maier, Alexander* Majewska, Anna* Maler, Leonard Man, Heng-Ye Manger, Paul* Mangia, Silvia Manis, Paul Marc, Robert* Margolis, Frank Margolis, Seth Martin, Ruth Martin, Stephane Martinez, Salvador* Massey, Stephen Matsumura, Kiyoshi Matthews, Paul McCall, Maureen Meinertzhagen, Ian Mengod, Guadalupe Merchenthaler, Istvan Meredith, Gloria Metzger, Martin Migaud, Martine Milner, Teresa Mizuno, Noboru Molnar, Zoltan Morland, Antony Morrison, John Mouton, Peter Mufson, Elliott Muller, Kenneth Nagy, Vanja N€assel, Dick* Nawy, Scott Nern, Aljoscha Neuhauss, Stephan Neuhuber, Winfried Nishimura, Kaneyasu Niven, Jeremy Noble, Mark Noctor, Stephen Norgren, Ralph Northcutt, Glenn Novales Flamarique, Inigo
Ojemann, Jeffrey Okamoto, Hitoshi* Oliver, Douglas Ostroff, Linnaea Padmanabhan, Krishnan Panneton, Michael Panula, Pertti* Papermaster, David Payne, John Peichl, Leo* Peles, Elior Pereda, Alberto Perkins, Brian Peterson, Daniel Petri, Susanne Petrides, Michael Pettigrew, Jack* Peusner, Kenna Pevet, Paul Pfrieger, Frank Pickard, Gary Pleasure, Samuel Posse, Stefan* Price, Joseph Pritz, Michael Puelles, Luis Qiu, Mengsheng Quinlan, Elizabeth Rabchevsky, Alexander Radley, Jason Radtke-Schuller, Susanne Ragsdale, Clifton Raisman, Geoffrey Rakic, Pasko Rasband, Matthew Read, Heather* Reese, Benjamin Reiner, Anton* Ribeiro, Paula Ribera, Angeles Rinaman, Linda Risold, Pierre-Yves Robertson, Mel Robinson, Gene Rockland, Kathleen Roe, Anna Wang Roepke, Troy Roessler, Wolfgang Romanovsky, Andrej Rouyer, Franc ¸ois
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience
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Rubio, Maria Rudy, Bernardo Ruigrok, Tom Rybak, J€ urgen Saghatelyan, Armen Sah, Pankaj Saldanha, Colin Salzer, James Sandoz, Jean-Christophe Sanes, Joshua Santi, Peter Saper, Clifford* Sarko, Diana Sawamoto, Kazunobu Sawchenko, Paul Schaber, Clemens Schauwecker, Paula Schmitz, Christoph Schu, Peter Sch€ uz, Almut Schwarcz, Robert Schwarting, Gerald* Schwartz, Gary Schwarz, Cornelius Schwob, James* Selzer, Michael Semba, Kazue Sengelaub, Dale Seress, Laszlo
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Seroogy, Kim Sesack, Susan* Sessle, Barry Shammah-Lagnado, Sara Sharma, Sansar Shen, Wen Sherwood, Chet Shigeno, Shuichi Shimizu, Toru Shipley, Michael* Sikes, Robert Silver, Jerry Simmons, Andrea Megela Sisk, Cheryl Smith, Jeff Smith, Terrence Snyder, Jason Sokolowski, Marla Spitzer, Nicholas Staley, Kevin Standaert, David Steeves, Jennifer Stehle, Jorg Steinmetz, Helmuth Stenkamp, Deborah Stevens, Charles Steward, Oswald* Strassman, Andrew
Strausfeld, Nicholas Strettoi, Enrica* Strick, Peter Suarez, Juan Sugiyama, Yoichiro Summers, Cliff Sun, Tao Surmeier, Dalton Sutula, Thomas Sved, Alan Svendsen, Clive Szel, Agoston Takahashi, Tokiharu Takimoto, Koichi Tarabykin, Victor Teng, Yang Thiele, Alexander Thompson, John Travers, Susan* Trimmer, James Trussell, Lawrence Turner, Eric Ueda, Shuichi Valentino, Rita Vaney, David Vater, Marianne Veenstra, Jan Vernier, Philippe Vertes, Robert* Vinay, Laurent
The Journal of Comparative Neurology | Research in Systems Neuroscience
Vogt, Brent Voogd, Jan* Waddell, Scott Wade, Juli Wagner, Hans-Joachim Wakeman, Dustin* Walker, Lary Walker, Ruth Wang, Samuel Watson, Charles Watson, Stanley Watts, Alan* Weinberg, Richard Welker, Egbert Wessendorf, Martin Wicht, Helmut Wild, Martin Wolosker, Herman* Wright, Nicholas Wu, Chung-Fang Wu, Jian-Young* Wulliman, Mario* Wylie, Douglas Xu, Xiangmin Yamamoto, Naoyuki* Yates, Bill Yuan, Xiaobing Zaccone, Giacomo* Zahm, Daniel* Zeil, Jochen
