(Toronto, March 16, 2026) JMIR Publications is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Sara Simblett as the new editor in chief of JMIR Neurotechnology .
Dr. Sara Simblett is a clinical academic whose work focuses on digital health innovation, patient engagement, and the integration of technology into neuropsychology and broader mental health services. Her research is translational, combining clinical psychology, implementation science, and data-driven methodologies, such as ecological momentary assessment and the use of mobile technology, to evaluate and scale digital interventions that improve access, quality, and outcomes of care.
JMIR Publications is excited to welcome Dr. Simblett to the journal's editorial board and looks forward to a productive collaboration!
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