Personalized Medicine in Neuroscience: Molecular to Systems Approach
A special issue of Journal of Personalized Medicine (ISSN 2075-4426). This special issue belongs to the section "Methodology, Drug and Device Discovery".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 July 2025 | Viewed by 2436
Special Issue Editor
Interests: digital biomarkers; machine learning; artificial intelligence; precision medicine; computational neuroscience; objective behavioral analyses sensory-motor integration; autism; schizophrenia; Parkinson's disease; algorithms for transcriptome interrogation; data mining; signal processing
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Dear Colleagues,
The precision medicine paradigm has emerged as a new platform to connect disparate layers of the knowledge network and integrate information from different subfields of neuroscience. Once the layer of behavioral analysis is improved through precision phenotyping, this emerging platform could provide a roadmap for personalized diagnoses and treatments of neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders’ subtypes, tracked across the human lifespan.
Combining advances in neuroscience with those of other contemporary revolutions, such as genomics and wearable biosensors, the new personalized approach offers new ways to integrate translational and basic research towards improvements in mental and physical health, tailored to societal strata and ultimately to the individual. In the basic science arena, these new methods could help uncover causal mechanistic explanations of brain–body phenomena through objective means that go beyond observation, description, and opinion. In the areas of translation and commercialization, new personalized approaches could offer better ways to diagnose, treat, manage, and track diseases at scale from the comfort of homes, schools, or clinics with the help of research labs.
This new Special Issue seeks papers that explore different areas of research across neuroscience, spanning from molecules to complex social behaviors, aiming at potentially improving medical practices while building new collaborative bridges to scale research and empower patients, researchers, and practicing clinicians.
Submit your paper to the Journal of Personalized Medicine and be part of this new neuroscience-informed clinical revolution.
Prof. Dr. Elizabeth B. Torres
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- neuroscience
- precision phenotyping
- neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders
- genomics
- wearable biosensors
- clinical trial
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