My next post for the epic blogging of Society for Neuroscience is up at Scientific American! You have to check out the poster I saw on serotonin receptors and food motivation. Questions? Comments? Leave them there or leave them here!
My next post for the epic blogging of Society for Neuroscience is up at Scientific American! You have to check out the poster I saw on serotonin receptors and food motivation. Questions? Comments? Leave them there or leave them here!
Sci’s first neuroblogging post is up over at Scientific American, on alpha 1a adrenergic receptors, and their effects on lifespan and cancer. Check it out, and if you’d like to have a chat, leave a comment over there or over here!
Sci is OFF to SFN TODAY!! We’ll you there! And in the meantime, let the pre-blogging continue! We’re skipping Friday Weird Science this week, in order to begin Sci’s graceful swan dive into the morass that is SFN. Sci’s been getting lots of email from awesome scientists, and she hopes to show up at their […]
Sci did a post last year on posters at SFN, the difference between a good poster, a better poster, and the best posters (I’m talking with regards to styling, not content, if you’ve got crappy content, Sci simply cannot help you). I’ve found that, over time, some of my opinions on posters have changed, while […]
I have a growing list, the more conferences that I go to, of things that one should REALLY not do when giving a conference talk. Sadly, I see these things all the time. The good thing about this is that when I see a really good presentation, my socks are knocked off and I am […]
The science of sumo wrestlers. What could be better? Now, you might look at these guys, and the LAST thing on your mind is their hands. Mostly you think they could probably crush you just by looking at you funny. And perhaps, if their HANDS are right, they could. Tamiya et al. “Second to fourth […]
YES! Sci applied, and got picked, to be one of the “neurobloggers” for the Society for Neuroscience meeting this year in Washington, DC!! It’s gonna be a GOOD time. Each day of the conference I will be posting about the latest and greatest neuroscience over at Scientific American. And in the days leading up to […]
I found a great paper the other day on the evolution of overconfidence. But I was having the worst time explaining it…until I thought of those guys from the Jersey Shore. And shots. So head over to Scientific American and hear what it’s all about!