Encephalon #30

By purepedantry on August 27, 2007.

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Encephalon #30 is up on Neurofuture Gene Genie #14 is up on MicrobiologyBytes Carnival of the Green #92 is up on Greener Magazine

Head over to Memoirs of a Postgrad for the 29th edition of Encephalon. The 30th edition will be hosted at Neurofuture on 27th August. If you'd like to contribute, please email permalinks to your neuroscience/ psychology blog posts to encephalon{dot}host{at}gmail{dot}com, or use this submission…

Encephalon 30 @ Neurofuture

The final post at Neurofuture is a fantastic 30th edition of Encephalon, which, as usual, includes good stuff from the best neuroscience and psychology blogs on the web. The next edition of the carnival will be hosted by Dr. Deb Serani on September 10th. If you'd like to contribute, email…

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Carnival of Space #30 is up on Bad Astronomy Blog The 79th Edition of Carnival of the Godless is up on Sexy Secularist! Friday Ark #166 is up on Modulator Grand Rounds 4.10 are up on Prudence, M.D. Carnival of the Green #105 is up on Great Green Goods Carnival of Homeschooling - Centennial Edition…

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