The Neuroradiology Journal (NRJ) publishes peer-reviewed manuscripts describing results of original research related to important advances in all aspects of diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology. The NRJ is a universal platform to facilitate international communication among a wide range of experts including clinicians, clinical researchers, neuroscientists, epidemiologists, engineers and information technologists.

Submissions of clinical trials, observational studies, descriptions of new techniques or procedures, new diagnostic algorithms, epidemiological work, reports on health services and outcomes, articles on the ethical and social aspects of neuroradiology related health care, advances in applied (translational) neuroscience, basic research studies across all species are suitable for the NRJ if they provide new insight into structure and function of central nervous system in health and disease.

The NRJ considers for publication high-quality reviews on the current status of knowledge in specific neuroradiological subjects and new, well-justified hypotheses that can link theoretical and technological innovations with practical clinical aspects.

The NRJ is committed to publishing high-quality peer-reviewed papers in both print and electronic media. The majority of editorial board members are national leaders in the field of neuroradiology, reflecting the fact that the NRJ also serves as an official journal of many national neuroradiological societies at the same time benefiting from publishing results of scientific studies from highly diverse populations.