Paladyn. Journal of Behavioral Robotics is a new, peer-reviewed, electronic-only journal that publishes the original high-quality research results on topics broadly related to biologically and psychologically inspired robots and other behavior-based autonomous systems. Full description of the journal, including its editorial board, is available at: (http://www.versita.com/science/engineering/paladyn/).

The aim of Paladyn is to become a premier source of knowledge and a worldwide-recognized exchange platform for scientists of different origins and backgrounds (engineers, computer scientists, physicists, biologists, psychologists etc.) who are passionate about the anthropomorphic nature of robots. The journal focuses on the research that covers such topics as: cognitive robotics, evolutionary robotics, self-organizing robot swarms, robot learning and adaptation, human-robot interaction, bio-inspired robot vision and more. However, we will accept both theoretical and experimental contributions in all subfields of robotics, as long as they follow the core theme.

The papers accepted for publication in Paladyn are supposed to be original, written in English and report on significant advances in their respective areas. The studies combining various perspectives and those on the boundaries of different fields are particularly encouraged. Both research and review articles, as well as communications are published.

AS AN AUTHOR OF PALADYN YOU CAN HAVE A RANGE OF BENEFITS:

- fast and constructive peer review,
- international range,
- convenient, web-based submission and manuscript tracking system – Editorial Manager,
- high-quality electronic publication technology,
- world-wide distribution through Springer,
- extensive promotion of each published article to hundreds of researchers working in the same field,
- free language-correction services for non-English-speaking authors of accepted papers,
- no publication charge.

We look forward to your manuscripts!

Sincerely yours,

Maciej Klemiato, Ph.D.
Managing Editor
Paladyn. Journal of Behavioral Robotics
(mklemiato@versita.com)