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Posts by: small and gray

  1. PLoS releases metrics for all papers September 17, 2009

    Posted in academics, open access.

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  2. why base rates matter September 13, 2009

    Posted in statistics, tutorials.

    2 comments
  3. Poldrack on the limits of fMRI May 31, 2009

    Posted in general.

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  4. the evil that shall not be named …looks pretty awesome. May 14, 2009

    Posted in general.

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  5. Python + fMRI = love May 13, 2009

    Posted in general.

    1 comment
  6. When is peer review not peer view? (hint: when Merck pays Elsevier) May 8, 2009

    Posted in general.

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  7. A tale of two regions (and their convoluted relationship) May 7, 2009

    Posted in general.

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  8. Some things that fMRI can’t do May 3, 2009

    Posted in general.

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  9. bovine science, Google Earth style August 25, 2008

    Posted in science.

    1 comment
  10. “The brain has hubs?” July 1, 2008

    Posted in methodology, neuroimaging, research articles.

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  11. Does modern neuroscience validate religious belief? (Answer: No.) June 26, 2008

    Posted in musings, philosophy, religion, science.

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  12. Two cautionary notes on the use of fMRI June 17, 2008

    Posted in fmri, methodology, neuroimaging, news articles.

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  13. why do (famous) psychologists write books? June 15, 2008

    Posted in academics, general, musings, publishing, science.

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  14. brains in the elevator: notes from CNS 2007, pt. I May 10, 2007

    Posted in academics, musings.

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  15. Getting rich in graduate school April 1, 2007

    Posted in academics, news articles, politics, science.

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  16. item due in 7 days January 13, 2007

    Posted in humor.

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  17. trendspotting the fMRI literature January 8, 2007

    Posted in academics, fmri, methodology.

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  18. the full monty on frontal love syndrome January 7, 2007

    Posted in humor.

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  19. A primer on power December 4, 2006

    Posted in methodology, statistics, tutorials.

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  20. what’s your number? November 11, 2006

    Posted in academics, general, publishing.

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  21. The genetics of episodic memory October 21, 2006

    Posted in fmri, molecular genetics, research articles.

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  22. Multiple choice tests: why you shouldn’t panic August 26, 2006

    Posted in academics, tutorials.

    3 comments
  23. Is expertise under genetic control? August 15, 2006

    Posted in behavioral genetics, musings.

    3 comments
  24. Mirror neurons aren’t really all that bad… July 25, 2006

    Posted in musings.

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  25. The cognitive neuroscience of religion vs. religion in cognitive neuroscience July 16, 2006

    Posted in general, musings, neuroimaging.

    3 comments