Category: Links
The latest edition of Encephalon is (finally) written and posted at the hawt dead blog Neurofuture. Sexy celebrities like neuroscience, so you should read more about it too! "Perhaps a return to reasonable arguments based on solid evidence would be a wiser course for the future." Oh......
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Category: Links
Links to many science education web sites for kids, mostly brain-related.
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Category: Links
Check out the 1st Anniversary edition of the Encephalon Blog Carnival at the brand spanking new home of the great blog Neurophilosophy!...
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Category: Neuroart
Channel N: Vintage Online Neuroimaging includes clips like this 1998 overlay of PET onto MRI, depicting pain in an area of the brain. View file....
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Category: Academia
A great abstract I found via improbable research blog: How to write consistently boring scientific literature Kaj Sand-Jensen (ksandjensen@bi.ku.dk), Freshwater Biological Laboratory, Univ. of Copenhagen, Helsingørsgade 51, DK-3400 Hillerød, Denmark. Abstract Although scientists typically insist that their research is very exciting and adventurous when they talk to laymen and prospective...
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Category: Video
Braiinnnzzzzz... and a skull - video, pic, etc.
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Category: Psychology
Three cool auditory illusions - check them out!
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Category: Links
Head on over to Neurontic for the 20th Edition of the Encephalon Blog Carnival....
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Category: Chatter
Two shiny new neuroblogs for your blogroll, launched in the last couple of weeks. Somatopsychic is from a behavioral neuroscience grad student in Missouri. "A blog about the biological basis for behavior, and how changes to biology effect changes in behavior." In some of the first posts, he talks...
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Category: Links
I just added two new blogs to the blogroll (which I hate doing for some reason). The first is Ginny's who is a staffer here at ScienceBlogs and is a freelance science writer. Her blog is named Sequitur. You can also find links to all her science writing on the...
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