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neuroscience and biology resources

Summary

A continually updated repository of scientific resources (journals, blogs, etc.) in biology with a focus on neuroscience.

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sources of information

Finding information on the cutting edge often requires wading deep in the primary literature. For this i turn to a variety of journals and resources, most of which allow me to discover articles that seem interesting or with possible applications in neuroscience. While summaries by journalists are often useful for getting a bit of history and other layman interpretations, it is often better for one's understanding to dive right into the original publications, reviews, and articles.

Below is a list of sources that are useful for staying up-to-date. It is by no means comprehensive and will be continually updated. Suggestions welcome!

blogs

books

businesses

conferences

database

fabrication

grants

journal volumes

journals

labs

lectures

news

optics

programming

programs and institutes

resources

statistics

viral resources

-biafra
bahanonu [at] alum.mit.edu

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