Journal of Brain, Mind and Society

Journal of Brain, Mind and Society is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal hosted by the Masthishkam Foundation. It brings research on the brain and mind into conversation with education, clinical care, technology, economics, public policy and the humanities.

The journal provides a shared place for researchers and practitioners to examine how people learn, think and experience the world, and what enables them to live well. Its interests extend from neural mechanisms and conscious experience to the choices societies make about health, education, work and human development.

Based in India and international in outlook, Journal of Brain, Mind and Society Forum welcomes contributions from across the world. We are interested in how differences in language, culture, social circumstances and environment can deepen scientific understanding and improve the relevance of research to people’s lives.

The journal will publish original research, evidence reviews, methodological and conceptual papers, policy analyses, perspectives and scholarly debate. It supports careful inquiry, constructive disagreement and editorial independence. Articles express their authors’ views and do not automatically represent an IBF position.