Neuroscience
Blogging has emerged as a powerful medium in recent years and nowhere is this more evident than in psychology and neuroscience. But who are the people behind these increasingly influential blogs? What are their motives and what advice do they have for aspiring bloggers? The Research Digest [AKA Christian Jarrett] caught up with a handful of the world's leading psych bloggers to find out:
Jacy Young of Advances in the History of Psychology.
Jesse Bering of Bering in Mind.
Anthony Risser of BrainBlog.
David DiSalvo of Brainspin & Neuronarrative.
Petra Boynton of Dr Petra.
Vaughan Bell of Mind Hacks.
Mo Costandi of Neurophilosphy.
David Dobbs of Neuron Culture.
Neuroskeptic of Neuroskeptic.
Hesitant Iconoclast of Neurowhoa!
Scarlett de Courcier of Ramblings of an Academic Petrolhead, Paracademia and 28 others.
Dave Munger of Research Blogging and Cognitive Daily.
Wray Herbert of We're Only Human & Full Frontal Psychology.
- 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...
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Petra Boynton
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Next up, Petra Boynton of Dr Petra. How did you become a psychology blogger? Initially because I was doing a lot of work with mainstream...
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: David Disalvo
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Next up, David DiSalvo of Brainspin and Neuronarrative. How did you become a psychology/neurosci blogger? I've always been curious...
- The Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Jesse Bering
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. First up, Jesse Bering of the blog Bering in Mind. What's your blog's mission? To answer every nibbling little, strange...
- Promoting Academic Writing
Interesting piece in today's New York Times about writers taking promotional book "tours" via blogs: The Author Will Take Q.’s Now By KARA JESELLA Published: September 2, 2007 [snip] Bloggers have written about books since, well, the beginning of...
Neuroscience
The bloggers behind the blogs
Jacy Young of Advances in the History of Psychology.
Jesse Bering of Bering in Mind.
Anthony Risser of BrainBlog.
David DiSalvo of Brainspin & Neuronarrative.
Petra Boynton of Dr Petra.
Vaughan Bell of Mind Hacks.
Mo Costandi of Neurophilosphy.
David Dobbs of Neuron Culture.
Neuroskeptic of Neuroskeptic.
Hesitant Iconoclast of Neurowhoa!
Scarlett de Courcier of Ramblings of an Academic Petrolhead, Paracademia and 28 others.
Dave Munger of Research Blogging and Cognitive Daily.
Wray Herbert of We're Only Human & Full Frontal Psychology.
- 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...
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Petra Boynton
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Next up, Petra Boynton of Dr Petra. How did you become a psychology blogger? Initially because I was doing a lot of work with mainstream...
- Bloggers Behind The Blogs: David Disalvo
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. Next up, David DiSalvo of Brainspin and Neuronarrative. How did you become a psychology/neurosci blogger? I've always been curious...
- The Bloggers Behind The Blogs: Jesse Bering
This is part of an ongoing series of interviews with some of the world's leading psychology and neuroscience bloggers. First up, Jesse Bering of the blog Bering in Mind. What's your blog's mission? To answer every nibbling little, strange...
- Promoting Academic Writing
Interesting piece in today's New York Times about writers taking promotional book "tours" via blogs: The Author Will Take Q.’s Now By KARA JESELLA Published: September 2, 2007 [snip] Bloggers have written about books since, well, the beginning of...