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EVIL.jpg The Evil Monkey has a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from a southeastern U.S. university. After a postdoctoral nightmare of Inquisitorial proportions, he is currently working in a laboratory and an adjunct assistant professor at a nearby state university.


scicurious2.png Scicurious is a graduate student wrestling with a PhD in Physiology at a southern institution. She is a nerd, a geek, and also a dork. And yes, that really is her brain.


icon.jpgNotoriousLTP is an MD-PhD student in New York City.  After finishing (hopefully soon) his PhD in behavioral neuroscience, he will re-enter the fun vortex that is medical education.



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September 29, 2008

My animal is called Vertebrus Maximus!

Category: Synaptic Misfires

For those who do not know, I have a Significant Other. Otherwise known as Mr. Scicurious-in-training, (Mr. SiT), he is teh awesome. If you have been stunned by my charisma, charm, and general nerditude, you shall have to compete against...

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September 26, 2008

Oh yeah, love that jolt to the brain

Category: Friday Weird Science

I think the best part about this weird Friday is that I don't have to write it! A good thing too, I have a life outside the blog (crazy, I know), and that life has been nothing short of...

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September 25, 2008

Complete speculation on the health of John McCain

Category: CNS Diseases and Disorders

Some people have been noticing erratic behavior from republican nominee John McCain lately. His most recent seems to be slight, but rather odd. Specifically, he appears to have developed ptosis--- a drooping eyelid--- which could of course be related to...

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September 24, 2008

Beta Amyloid: Not just for Alzheimer's Anymore

This is the third option for "things I could present in Journal Club". Please let me know if you have a strong preference! The Journal Club is, um, tomorrow. So I probably better get my rear in gear. As...

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Reward Prediction and Dopamine

Category: Addiction

So here's the second in the series of "things I could present for Journal Club". I figure I'll blog the top three, and then actually prepare whichever one I want to do the morning before. Procrastination is a mark...

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September 23, 2008

Humans in Love

Category: Behavioral Neuro

A good while ago I did a Friday Weird Science which I thought was really cool. Unfortunately, it just wasn't...weird...enough, and so I put it into poetry, because everything is better in verse. It was on Prairie Voles and...

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September 22, 2008

I went to the Zoo!

This past Saturday I got to go to the celebration in NC for the 1,000,000th ScienceBlog comment! All of us lucky enough to be in the area met up as the Asheboro zoo, where we got a fun personal tour,...

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Checking in (out?)

Category: Academia

The downside of this semester is that I am dog tired. Having 3 classes with exams all at once wasn't a good idea when I still have to work 40+ a week. I haven't had a day off in weeks....

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September 19, 2008

Screw the sudafed: When your nose ain't great, masturbate!

Category: Friday Weird Science

I'm starting to think it must be a LOT of fun to be the editor of the Journal of Medical Hypotheses. First there was the one about groaning and hyperventilation decreasing blood to the cortex and enhancing the sexual...

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September 16, 2008

Giant's Shoulders is up!

Category: Blog Carnivals

Check it out! It's over at Entertaining science. My post on Parkinson's got in (obviously, I recommend it), and there's a cool article from The Big Room on categorizing the fundamental types of living beings. And of course, if you're...

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