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Advertising Acceptability
All advertising is subject to approval by the Editor in Chief. The Editor reserves the right to reject any advertising which, in the opinion of the Editor, does not conform to the standards of the journal. We are seeking advertising that reflects an interest in Neuroscience that is mature and practical, stressing the academic and aesthetic tastes of the readers and members of Indian Academy of Neurosciences. All advertisements for research positions and conference announcements from academic institutions will be published free in non colour format.

Billing and Discounts
1) All payments should be paid in advance before the printing of issues in which the advertisements are scheduled to appear. Checks or Drafts in INR are payable to Editor, Annals of Neurosciences.
2) All credits that are earned by increasing frequency during contract will be applied to future billing. No cancellations will be accepted after deadline.
3) Billing: Rs 100 per month late payment charges shall apply. 2% interest charge per month after 30 days will be charged.
4) Advertisers will be held responsible for all costs incurred in collecting unpaid bills, including court and legal costs.
5) Verbal confirmations of advertisements must be confirmed in writing before the closing date.

6) 10% discounts will be provided to those interested in paying for all the four issues.
Advertising Rates

Rates


Terms & Conditions
Advertisers assume all responsibility and liability for all claims arising from advertisements. A complete legal street address and phone number is required for our files for those advertisers using a post office box number in their advertisements.

Material Requirements
Computer generated files are preferred in JPEG or PDF format. The editorial office can accommodate requests in designing of advertisements.



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