Alvaro has kindly agreed to take over as organizer of Encephalon, the neuroscience carnival which I started back in August 2006. He has set up a new homepage for the carnival, and will be hosting the next edition this coming Monday at SharpBrains. If you'd like to contribute, send permalinks to your neuroscience and/or psychology blog posts to encephalon{dot}host{at}gmail{dot}com.
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You may remember Encephalon, a biweekly neuroscience carnival, that we used to participate in regularly. Well, it kind of lapsed there for a bit because the organizer, Mo, was very understandably busy with other things.
The reignited Encephalon is up at Sharp Brains.
The 43rd Encephalon is available over at GNIF Brain Blogger. It's a fantastic collection of the best psychology and neuroscience blogging from the past two weeks.
The first issue of another neuroscience carnival called Encephalon is up.
Hey Mo, if, after the transplant, your brain doesn't work as well as I expect, do I have a 30-day money back guarantee:-)
Looking forward many more editions of the great carnivals you created and nurtured!
Hi,
there's no such thing as a "brain" transplant- and there never will be. Logically, when you wake up from such an operation, you'd consider yourself to have had a "body" transplant.
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