Grad Student Eating in Style: LAST 48 hours for submission!

Last chance, people! The gates will close on the one, the only Grad Student Eating in Style Carnival on Saturday, October 30th! So send me your recipes, your price breakdowns, and let’s show them all that there’s more to grad life than Ramen (though Ramen will, of course, get it’s own category). Send in your […]

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Submit your Giant’s Shoulders Stuff Heah!

Hear ye, Hear ye! By order of the Skullsinthestars, the most munificent, ruler of all that is historical science blogging, duke of physics, and guardian of sci-fi, I hereby remind you all that the next edition of Giant’s Shoulders, themed “fools, failures, and frauds”, will be presented HERE, at the new and improved Neurotic Physiology! […]

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Wednesday Pickings

First Neurotopia was picked for the top 30 Science blogs by the Times Online!!! Sci is very flattered and pleased for our mention: Punchy and irreverent views on research and medical education from US postgrads/postdocs in neuroscience and physiology — and has Friday Weird Science specials on the science of sex. W00t. Also, big congratulations […]

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Scientia Pro Publica is out!

It actually came out yesterday, but Sci was crazy busy doing awesome sciency things. I would say I looked a lot like this: (From Girl Genius, which is completely awesome, and which I’ve probably mentioned before. My life is TOTALLY one of adventure, romance, and MAD SCIENCE! You like yourself some awesome steampunk, start reading. […]

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Encephalon is up!

Check it out at Ionian Enchantment. Some great stuff this issue, including a great deal on ADHD from Sharp Brains. And a cool post from Mindhacks on Mummy brain scans!!!

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Encephalon Issue…whatever

Is up! And we’re in it. Two posts on Opponent-Process theory! I highly recommend this edition, there’s an entire section on addiction, including an article on the addictive potential of marijuana, and another on the myth of dopamine and pleasure (ain’t pleasure, it’s…salience…sort of…of value-related stimuli). Also, check out Juniorprof today, great post up on […]

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