Frontiers | Performance Science
Performance Science is a specialty section of the open-access journal Frontiers in Psychology. The journal provides a platform to discuss, debate, and disseminate research on human performance across a broad spectrum covering both performance activities and approaches. Performance is at the very core of progress in the arts, business, education, medicine, science, and sport. Increasingly, performers and scientists are working beyond disciplinary boundaries, forming diverse partnerships and teams, and engaging a wide range of research methods to better understand the fundamental skills and mechanisms of performance activities and experiences.
Performance Science promotes empirical, methodological, technological, and theoretical advances in performance disciplines, with new insights drawn from across the sciences. We particularly welcome submissions of research adopting strongly interdisciplinary approach to tackling the major challenges of investigating human performance. We encourage authors, as appropriate, to make explicit the relevance of their work, to actively engage in, comment on, and shape policy for performance.
