Scientific American is producing a special edition on the topic of the brain.
Entitled The Hidden Mind, it will be on sale on June 6 for eight weeks. The publisher says the brain as a subject has seen sales uplifts of between 20% and 30% when featured in the monthly Scientific American.
Cover price is £3.75 and distribution is by Marketforce.
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