Laterality is an academic journal dedicated to studying the phenomenon of lateralization in living organisms, covering high-quality research from multiple levels such as psychology, behavior, neurology, and genetics. This journal welcomes papers from different disciplines as long as they enhance our understanding of biological, neural, or behavioral asymmetry, whether in evolution, culture, language, art, or social expression.

In addition, the journal also pays special attention to research that explores the relationship between behavioral and cognitive functional asymmetry and its neural basis. These studies may propose new theoretical hypotheses or refute existing ones, which have important theoretical value for us to gain a deeper understanding of the interactions between the brain, behavior, and cognition. At the same time, the journal also welcomes clinical papers and case studies, especially those that can reveal the application and significance of brain, behavioral, and cognitive asymmetry in clinical practice. Through these studies, we can better understand the essence and mechanism of lateralization in organisms, providing new ideas and directions for research and practice in related fields.