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12 Must-Have iPhone Apps for Biomedical Research

Started Aug 23

Call for Book Proposals

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More Groups! More Discussions! Free books!

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12 Must-Have iPhone Apps for Biomedical Research
"I bought an iPhone 4 three weeks ago. Instead of just a mobile phone, I think of it as a pocket computer that you can also make phone calls with..."Read Walter Jessen's post here.
August 23
Erik Bo Jensen replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Nature editorial: Back to books?'
Good books is always a god idea e-books sometimes included
August 9
Erik Bo Jensen replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'More Groups! More Discussions! Free books!'
I think we need much more discussions in the groups too.
August 7
Erik Bo Jensen replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'More Groups! More Discussions! Free books!'
I still think its a good idea with many groups which much more discussions
June 10
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Call for Book Proposals
Dear members,I am looking for interested authors and editors to submit book project ideas and proposals to my attention for consideration at Springer. Topics of interest include all areas of neuroscience, but particularly computational, cognitive, a…
June 9
Karam Chand Sharma replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'More Groups! More Discussions! Free books!'
Dear Ann, One of my discussion 'Can you make a diagnosis?' has 8 replies. So can you send me one book? Dr Karam Chand
May 7
Ann Avouris replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'More Groups! More Discussions! Free books!'
We still have some books to give away, so feel free to claim one if you've met the requirements!
May 6
Juan F Gomez-Molina replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Are we overestimating the reliability of fMRI?'
The issue concerns also with the abundance of sophisticated software packages which seems to be "ready to use". Application without understanding of an automatic procedure has a benefit (time economy) but also a cost: (i) we are also automatically s…
April 30
Erik Bo Jensen replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Are we overestimating the reliability of fMRI?'
Hi Ann! I am trying to learn fMRI and I think it is the best form of scan on the brain/mind relationship but I think that there is no easy solution of all the problems raised in the discussions of fMRI
April 30
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A note about the spam
Dear all,Over the past few weeks we've noticed a spike in the number of spam postings on the network, both through private messages and in the member forum. Because of this, we've decided to take the step of moderating new membership. It is unfortun…
April 28
Daniel J. Slick, PHD replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Are we overestimating the reliability of fMRI?'
Several years ago, I read a truly terrible fMRI study in one of the top neuropsychology journals. The paper was complete rubbish in terms of the statistical analysis and conclusions based thereon. I can't recall all of the details any longer, but th…
April 27
Juan F Gomez-Molina replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Are we overestimating the reliability of fMRI?'
It is always important to be cautious interpreting levels of statistical significance. Significant patterns can be found even in numbers generated randomly. But the situation is a little misleading. Numbers has to be analyzed in the context of what…
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Erik Bo Jensen replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Nature editorial: Back to books?'
Dear Ann. I think it is much more effective and a possible better succes of one`s ideas to publish them a paper or in a e-book edited by a wellknown publisher like f ex springer verlag, than to use The NeuroNetwork to publish someones experiences. T…
February 23
Chun-feng Shang replied to Ann Avouris's discussion 'Nature editorial: Back to books?'
Another problem may be about the credit. Our current system about credit attribution seems to rely on the publication reviewing system of journals.
February 21

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Welcome to our new members!

We're glad to see so many new members joining! Here are some tips to help you explore and make use of the NeuroNetwork:


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Who would you like to see interviewed on The NeuroNetwork?

We would like to start a regular interview series for (and with!) our members. Who would you like to see interviewed, and what questions would you like to have asked?

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Welcome to our new members!

After a busy week in Chicago, we're glad to see so many new members joining! Here are some tips to help you explore and make use of the NeuroNetwork:


  • Create a profile: Include your affiliation, research interests, publications, and more

  • Post, view, and RSVP to meetings: Browse the meeting calendar, add meetings large and small, and see what other Network members are attending

  • Search the Job Board: See who is hiring, and post your own open position

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Posted on October 22, 2009 at 1:02pm — 2 Comments

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Visit us at SfN

To all of you attending this year's Neuroscience 2009 meeting in Chicago, we welcome you to visit us at Booth #153 in Publisher's Row. We have a raffle (win $300 of free Springer books), and are giving away toy "squishy brains" in petri dishes. Come by and say hello!

Posted on October 18, 2009 at 12:51pm —

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See you in Chicago!

For those attending next week's Neuroscience 2009 meeting in Chicago, we'd love to have you stop by the Springer booth in Publisher's Row. We will have some small giveaways, particularly appealing to those with children (and those who are young at heart).

Don't forget to follow Mike Pascoe's blog for coverage of the meeting as an official SfN Neuroblogger!

Posted on October 15, 2009 at 3:01pm —

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At 9:53am on August 27, 2009, Istvan Bokkon said…
http://bokkon-brain-imagery.5mp.eu
At 11:40pm on July 13, 2009, Kuei Y Tseng said…
great idea ! looking forward to learn more about the NeuroNetwork
 
 
 

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