Human Brain in 3D
Healthline.com recently launched a free interactive “Human Brain in 3D” tool that might be useful, e.g. to introduce undergraduate students to brain anatomy.
Healthline.com recently launched a free interactive “Human Brain in 3D” tool that might be useful, e.g. to introduce undergraduate students to brain anatomy.
Congratulations are in order for Brainer John Schwenkler, whose post Has Molyneux’s Question Been Answered? took Strange Quark (second place) in the Three Quarks Daily blog contest! Congratulations John!
Here: https://philosophyandpsychology.com/?p=1845
From over at the Smoker I learn that David Morrow and Chris Sula have started a Jobs Board to ‘supplement’ that of the apa. Please spread the word!
As I previously discussed, the journal Synthese publishes a yearly issue on Neuroscience and Its Philosophy. In recent years, this has been perhaps the highest profile venue explicitly devoted to articles in the philosophy of neuroscience. For the first seven years or so, the editor of this Synthese special issue …
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Next deadline: November 1, 2011 Summary This prize began as a 5-year series of annual awards, funded by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation (1984-1988). In 1993, the Rockefeller Foundation gave its approval for the revival of this prize, which is awarded for the best unpublished article-length work in …