- The Neurophilosopher has a great list of neuroscience blogs. The ones I've added to my RSS feed are listed below.
- Neuroevolution.
- Madame Fathom.
- Channel N.
- Also via Neurophilosopher: This firsthand account of having electrodes implanted in the brain to combat Parkinsons' disease.
- How some brains "rewire" themselves.
- When assessing research conclusions, consider who funded the work.
- Homework studies: Different countries offer different results.
- Today's college students: more narcissistic than ever?
- Online research: it's not just for Casual Fridays anymore. One lab at Harvard hopes to conduct serious research using participants recruited online. See Omni Brain for more.
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Boo. The Neurophilosopher forget about me. I mean, it aint all neuro all the time, but still!
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