Following in the footsteps several other science blogs, here’s a library card for smallgraymatters.com:
Archive for January, 2007
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13 January 2007 |
7:26 |
humor |
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trendspotting the fMRI literature
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8 January 2007 |
23:43 |
fmri, academics, methodology |
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Select a few neuroimaging papers at random and you’re likely to come across a handful of statements in the introduction to the effect that the topic under study is of “increasing interest”. At conferences and research talks, you’ll sometimes see speakers invoke a familiar kind of figure that looks something like this:
That’s the number of […]
Select a few neuroimaging papers at random and you’re likely to come across a handful of statements in the introduction to the effect that the topic under study is of “increasing interest”. At conferences and research talks, you’ll sometimes see speakers invoke a familiar kind of figure that looks something like this:
That’s the number of […]
the full monty on frontal love syndrome
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7 January 2007 |
23:09 |
humor |
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Mind Hacks offers up this humorous vignette for your entertainment:
There’s a lovely typo in a 1976 paper from the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry that reports on a study about epilepsy after surgery. Check out the last sentence of the abstract …
I’ll spare you the suspense (but read the abstract anyway!): an undisclosed subset […]
Mind Hacks offers up this humorous vignette for your entertainment:
There’s a lovely typo in a 1976 paper from the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry that reports on a study about epilepsy after surgery. Check out the last sentence of the abstract …
I’ll spare you the suspense (but read the abstract anyway!): an undisclosed subset […]