Neuroscience
ResearchBuzz reports that the Washington Post has a blog. It’s not a traditional blog, but rather the Washington Post Remix is a site where people share what they’re doing with Washington Post online content. Current examples include a link from Post book reviews to Amazon and Rebotcast, which converts Post text content to audio.
Definitely worth following — love watching traditional media catch up with new technology. Kind of like what libraries are doing!
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Wray Herbert
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Last up, Wray Herbert of We're Only Human, Full Frontal Psychology and the Huffington Post. How did you become a psychology/neuroscience...
- Upcoming Event: 15-19 November 2008, Washington, D.c.
"Neuroscience 2008" --- The 38th annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience, is scheduled for 15-19 November 2008 in Washington, D.C. The location is the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Conference website....
- Alzheimer's Dementia: "to Screen, Or Not To Screen"
A short piece in today's Washington Post about the potential problems and potential benefits of broad screenings for dementia of Alzheimer's disease in the general population of aging persons: To Screen, or Not to Screen Experts Debate Mass Testing...
- Science Books In Braille
Very cool story on ScienceFriday last week about some astronomy books written by NASA folks that are available in Braille! Ira Flatow interviewed Doris Daou, one of the authors of the latest of several books in the NASA Braille Book of Astronomy series....
- Technology + Pubmed Searching Tips
The University of Washington Health Sciences Libraries has created a very cool set of training “videos” online for PubMed. They use the Camtasia software to capture both actions taken on the screen as well as accompanying audio to create an online...
Neuroscience
Tech Fun with the Washington Post
ResearchBuzz reports that the Washington Post has a blog. It’s not a traditional blog, but rather the Washington Post Remix is a site where people share what they’re doing with Washington Post online content. Current examples include a link from Post book reviews to Amazon and Rebotcast, which converts Post text content to audio.
Definitely worth following — love watching traditional media catch up with new technology. Kind of like what libraries are doing!
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Wray Herbert
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Last up, Wray Herbert of We're Only Human, Full Frontal Psychology and the Huffington Post. How did you become a psychology/neuroscience...
- Upcoming Event: 15-19 November 2008, Washington, D.c.
"Neuroscience 2008" --- The 38th annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience, is scheduled for 15-19 November 2008 in Washington, D.C. The location is the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Conference website....
- Alzheimer's Dementia: "to Screen, Or Not To Screen"
A short piece in today's Washington Post about the potential problems and potential benefits of broad screenings for dementia of Alzheimer's disease in the general population of aging persons: To Screen, or Not to Screen Experts Debate Mass Testing...
- Science Books In Braille
Very cool story on ScienceFriday last week about some astronomy books written by NASA folks that are available in Braille! Ira Flatow interviewed Doris Daou, one of the authors of the latest of several books in the NASA Braille Book of Astronomy series....
- Technology + Pubmed Searching Tips
The University of Washington Health Sciences Libraries has created a very cool set of training “videos” online for PubMed. They use the Camtasia software to capture both actions taken on the screen as well as accompanying audio to create an online...