On January 7, 2025, Brain & Heart (BH, Online ISSN: 2972-4139) was included in the esteemed database, Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS). This achievement stands as a significant milestone for our journal since its inception in 2023, signifying a remarkable acknowledgment of AN within the global academic community. The CAS database is founded in 1907 as a volunteer effort to organize published chemistry research, CAS officially became a self-supporting division of the American Chemical Society in 1956. CAS is widely acknowledged as the most comprehensive and authoritative source of chemical and scientific research. CAS provides access to over 150 million records from over 100 countries, including patents, scientific articles, and conference proceedings. Please click here to learn more about CAS: https://www.cas.org/. The editorial team at BH extends heartfelt gratitude to all esteemed members of the editorial board whose contributions have been instrumental in steering the journal's growth. We extend our appreciation to authors, reviewers, and readers alike for their unwavering support and profound engagement with the journal. Our pledge to provide a valuable platform for groundbreaking neurology research remains unwavering, underscored by our dedication to upholding the highest standards of publishing integrity. It is our aspiration to ascend as a premier international academic journal. BH will continue to uphold rigorous academic standards while publishing more high-quality articles, thereby improving our academic eminence and impact. These efforts are aimed at making greater contributions to academic research and technological innovation.

To promote the innovative advancement of Brain & Heart and establish an cutting-garde academic exchange platform, promoting dialogues between young scholars and influential experts in the field of neurocardiology, the Editorial Office of Brain & Heart is actively expanding its Young Editorial Board. We are currently seeking global Youth Editorial Board members through self-recommendation and a rigorous Editorial Board selection process. As a valued member of the Young Editorial Board, you will have the opportunity to collaborate closely with the current board members, a distinguished assembly of globally renowned scholars. This board is dedicated to creating a dynamic academic platform and fostering collaboration within the global research landscape of neurocardiology. We earnestly invite your participation to contribute to this endeavor. 1. Benefits include: Exclusive Two-Year Term: Upon selection, a Young Editorial Board appointment will be conferred for a two-year term. Discounted Registration: Enjoy discounted registration fees when attending various academic activities organized by the journal. Outstanding Recognition: Qualify for the annual selection for Outstanding Young Editorial Board members. Priority Manuscript Processing: Your manuscripts submitted during the term will receive priority processing; accepted articles will be given priority publication. Showcase Excellence: Opportunities for priority recommendation of cover articles in the journal, featuring research video introductions and recent publications in the journal's promotional column. Conference Support: Access the chance to receive journal support for organizing domestic and international academic conferences or forums. Network Exchange: Engage in online or offline editorial meetings and academic seminars to collaborate and exchange ideas with other board members, invited editors, and authors. Path to Editorial Leadership: Making valuable contributions to the journal opens up exciting possibilities for promotion to a regular editorial position. 2. Recruitment Eligibility: Research at top-tier universities, research institutes, or leading technology enterprises worldwide. Demonstrate a commitment to actively participate in manuscript organization, submission, and peer review for the journal. Possess regular experience in reviewing neurocardiology-related journals. Hold a Ph.D. degree or above. 3. Responsibilities of Young Editorial Board Members: Organizing and inviting submissions: Recommend and organize high-quality manuscripts in their responsible fields based on the understanding of outstanding contributors. Peer reviewing: Invite Young Editorial Board members with academic expertise and work experience to serve as subject reviewers for Brain & Heart. Academic editing: Invite Young Editorial Board members to participate in academic editing for Brain & Heart based on their academic strength, English proficiency, and research interests. Promoting the journal: Conduct promotion and advertising activities for the journal through major academic conferences, events, or other academic channels. Participating in academic activities: Actively participate in Young Editorial Board meetings or jointly organize relevant academic conferences with the journal. 4. Recruitment Focus: Brain & Heart is an international academic journal focuses on neurocardiology. The current recruitment focuses on research areas (https://accscience.com/journal/BH/about/aims_scope) 6. Application: To apply for the Brain & Heart Young Editorial Board, please complete and submit the Application Form (including personal information, education, main research direction, work experience, and a list of representative publications). Submit the form to the editorial office via email (bh.office@accscience.sg). You can download the Brain & Heart Young Editorial Board Application Form via the following link: https://admin.accscience.com/uploads/BH_Young_Editorial_Board_Application_Form_news The selection process for Young Editorial Board members includes the following steps: resume submission, initial review by the Editorial Office, approval by the main editorial board, and issuance of appointment letters. Application Deadline: August 31, 2024, via email.  

We are pleased to announce that Brain & Heart (BH, Online ISSN: 2972-4139, Publisher: AccScience Publishing) has been listed as a journal that follows the editorial recommendations of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) on October 27, 2023 (http://icmje.acponline.org/journals-following-the-icmje-recommendations/). The ICMJE is a small working group of general medical journal editors and representatives of selected related organizations working together to improve the quality of medical science and its reporting. In October 2023, under the application of BH, the ICMJE listed BH as a journal that follows the ICMJE's Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals. This gave us great encouragement and confidence to develop BH as a premier, desirable, and transparent international platform for the dissemination of state-of-the-art basic, translational, and clinical studies in neurocardiology. As an academic publishing platform, BH will continuously comply with the guidelines of Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), World Association of Medical Editors (WAME), and ICMJE, and endeavor to publish more valuable and scientific research findings to promote scientific innovation.