Building bridges between the science and education communities to contribute and improve the current didactic experiences is the goal of the Journal of Neuroeducation (JONED), a new online free-access journal open to the scientific community at a national and international level. JONED is promoted by the Chair of Neuroeducation of the University of Barcelona ( Edu1st), created in 2019 and pioneer in Spain, led by the lecturer David Bueno, from the Faculty of Biology, with Anna Forés, lecturer from the Faculty of Education of the UB, as assistant director.
The new online journal, which claims to be the first neuroeducation research journal in Spain, will be published semi-annually and will publish science articles in Catalan, Spanish and English. It results from an innovative proposal to join two disciplines which used to be separated from each other -neurosciences and education - and create a place for scientific dissemination -accessible to the national and international research community.
The editing committee -led by Marcel Ruiz (UPF), David Bueno (UB) and Anna Forés (UB)- counts on the participation of a distinguished group of national and international experts from centers such as the UPF, UAB, Educación Activa Foundation, University of Oakland (United States), University of Cambridge (United Kingdom) and the Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), among other institutions.
The Journal of Neuroeducation aims to become a meeting point to establish synergies between different areas of knowledge which aim to optimise educational processes.
The first issue of the journal will be available in July. All members of the research collective who want to publish their studies according to the evaluation criteria and scientific assessment of this initiative can contact the editing team via website until next June 15.
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