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BRAINMATTER — Intelligence Beyond Limits

Standards

Editorial Policy

BrainMatter publishes long-form, research-grade content on intelligence. This policy describes how we source, review, and correct that work.

Sourcing

Every BrainMatter article cites primary sources. We prioritize peer-reviewed literature (Nature, Science, Cell, JAMA, NEJM, arXiv), institutional reports (NIH, CDC, NIMH, WHO), and well-documented primary research from major academic labs. We treat secondary reporting as a starting point, not a citation.

Scientific review

Articles touching clinical, neuroscientific, or medical territory are reviewed by the BrainMatter Science Review Board — independent researchers in neuroscience, cognitive science, and AI — before publication. Reviewers check that claims are consistent with the cited primary literature.

Corrections

If a published claim is inaccurate, we issue a correction in-place and update the article'sdateModified timestamp. Material corrections are noted at the foot of the article. Email corrections to the editorial team via the contact page.

Conflict of interest

BrainMatter is reader-supported and editorially independent. We do not accept payment for coverage, product placements, or guest posts. Where an author has a relevant affiliation, it is disclosed in the byline.

Limits

BrainMatter is educational. We do not provide medical, legal, or financial advice. Content related to neurodivergence, mental health, or clinical interventions is for informational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a qualified clinician.