This is a history, philosophy, and sociology of neuroscience blog. These are the kinds of topics I'll discuss here:
1. Large-Scale Theories of the Brain
2. Epistemic Norms of Neuroscience
3. Historical Episodes in Neuroscience
4. Neurosemantics
5. Neuroinformatics
6. Bibliographic Analysis
7. Neuroscience Policy
8. Current Trends in Neuroscience
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History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Neuroscience
Tony Landreth
I'm a philosopher of science and a neuroscientist, and a co-author of the book Engineering the Next Revolution in Neuroscience (forthcoming, Oxford Press). Alcino Silva and John Bickle are the other authors. Presently I'm employed as a postdoctoral researcher in neurobiology at UCLA, studying the genetics of remote memory. When I'm not juggling professional obligations, I'm working on my MMA skills, camping, or climbing. My philosophy PhD is from the University of Cincinnati Philosophy and Sciences Program.
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- Dopamine Video
- Erasing a Memory
- Engineering the Next Revolution in Neuroscience
- Milestones in Neuroscience Research Timeline
- Timeline: Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience of L...
- Taxonomies of Experiment III: Silva, Bickle and La...
- Taxonomies of Experiment II: Carl Craver
- Taxonomies of Experiment I: David Sweatt
- Coming Soon: the Introduction of Transgenics into ...
- Luigi Galvani
- The Concept
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