At Mind Matters, the expert-written blog I manage for Scientific American, I've posted a review of the material and papers we covered in that blog's first year. It was interesting to see how the blog echoed the interests of the larger neuroscientific world. The opener:
Mind Matters - The First Year
We did not, alas, make it to the Prague Museum, which is pictured above. But with the end of both the calendar year and Mind Matters' first year it seems a good time to look a back and see where we have been since launching in January.
There's more -- hormones, memory, W's decision-making style -- at the post at Mind Matters. We'll try to get to Prague next year.
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