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Some of you (well, very few of you) know that I keep another blog, a brain sciences video showcase vlog called Channel N. I'm really into its statistics, and figure you want to know about them too. My Technorati ranking has grown to a dazzling 260,350 of the approximately six...

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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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Celebrating women in science, and the not so great contribution of the book The Female Brain.

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