Neuroscience
I'm just getting around to reading the Spring 2006 issue of Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship and especially enjoyed the article called Mapping the Brain: Resources for Researchers in Neuroscience by Victoria Shelton, George Mason University.
Shelton says that her "webliography annotates selected web-based resources for researchers in neuroscience and is primarily intended for librarians who assist neuroscientists engaged in research."
Here are her Top 4 web sites for neuroscientists -- but there's much more (including links to online brain atlases)
- Virtual Microscopy A Disruptive Technology?
Virtual microscopy is a method of posting microscope images on, and transmitting them over, computer networks. This allows independent viewing of images by large numbers of people in diverse locations. Prior to recent advances in virtual microscopy, slides...
- Database Of Political Ads
There's a cool database of political ads online at http://projects.washingtonpost.com/politicalads/ The Washington Post has collected (links to) over 500 ads in the database, and this is the description of the resources: The database includes political...
- It Was Romany I Chose
Heard a great story from the BBC (via the World's Technology Podcast, which is a great review of tech issues around the world) about efforts to revitalize the Romani language with the help of a British linguist and the Internet. The World Techology...
- Best Of Gary Price's Nelinet Presentation
Cool sites I found at Gary Price’s presentation at Nelinet today: Google Video I know I’m the last to see this, but: way cool! Partly a competitor to iTunes video store, partly just cool stuff; you can download TV shows from here at $1.99 (I Love...
- Science & Consciousness Review Online
Articles and other information about science and consciousness at the online SCR. They review articles about science and/or consciousness, including abstracts and links to the full-text of the article in its native format (i.e. ScienceDirect or Nature...
Neuroscience
Neuroscience Links online
I'm just getting around to reading the Spring 2006 issue of Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship and especially enjoyed the article called Mapping the Brain: Resources for Researchers in Neuroscience by Victoria Shelton, George Mason University.
Shelton says that her "webliography annotates selected web-based resources for researchers in neuroscience and is primarily intended for librarians who assist neuroscientists engaged in research."
Here are her Top 4 web sites for neuroscientists -- but there's much more (including links to online brain atlases)
- BrainInfo
- Internet Analysis Tools Registry
- Neuroscience Database Gateway
- PubMed
- Virtual Microscopy A Disruptive Technology?
Virtual microscopy is a method of posting microscope images on, and transmitting them over, computer networks. This allows independent viewing of images by large numbers of people in diverse locations. Prior to recent advances in virtual microscopy, slides...
- Database Of Political Ads
There's a cool database of political ads online at http://projects.washingtonpost.com/politicalads/ The Washington Post has collected (links to) over 500 ads in the database, and this is the description of the resources: The database includes political...
- It Was Romany I Chose
Heard a great story from the BBC (via the World's Technology Podcast, which is a great review of tech issues around the world) about efforts to revitalize the Romani language with the help of a British linguist and the Internet. The World Techology...
- Best Of Gary Price's Nelinet Presentation
Cool sites I found at Gary Price’s presentation at Nelinet today: Google Video I know I’m the last to see this, but: way cool! Partly a competitor to iTunes video store, partly just cool stuff; you can download TV shows from here at $1.99 (I Love...
- Science & Consciousness Review Online
Articles and other information about science and consciousness at the online SCR. They review articles about science and/or consciousness, including abstracts and links to the full-text of the article in its native format (i.e. ScienceDirect or Nature...