Reminder: Submit to the Synapse

By purepedantry on December 9, 2006.

The last Synapse of the year is tomorrow, so remember to submit. It is being hosted at Neurocontrarian. Submission details here.

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Reminder: Submit to the Synapse

I'm a space cadet, but remember to submit to the Synapse today for tomorrow's issue. It is being hosted at the Neurocritic (All glory to the Hypnotoad!!!...Check the link...you will understand). Submission details here.

Reminder: Sumbit to the Synapse

The Synapse, Issue #12, is being published this weekend at Dr. Deborah Serani's blog. Remember to submit. Details here.

The Synapse #13 and Synapse Announcements

The Synapse #13 is capably hosted at Neurocontrarian. Thanks Nick. I have a Synapse-related announcement. The Neurophilosopher, host of the other neuroscience carnival Encephalon, and I have noticed a decline in the number of posts coming into the carnivals. We have agreed that it would make…

Synapse is Up

The Synapse #12 is up at Dr. Deborah Serani's blog. Next Synapse is on December 10, 2006 at the Neurocontrarian. Submission details here.

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