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Cover image: Promotion of neuronal migration with blood vessel‐ and radial glial fiber‐mimetic sponges. Transplantation of a laminin‐rich sponge (blood vessel‐mimetic scaffold) into the injured brain enhances neuroblast migration toward the injured site. Transplantation of an N‐cadherincontaining sponge (radial glia‐mimetic scaffold) promotes neuroblastmigration into the lesion. The transplanted N‐cadherin scaffold also promotes V‐SVZ‐derived neuronal maturation in neonatal mice. The yellowgridlines around the blood vessels and laminin sponge indicate laminin. The light blue gridlines around the radial glia and N‐cadherin sponge indicate N‐cadherin. See Regeneration using endogenous neural stem cells following neonatal brain injury by Jinnou et al. in Pages 13–21.