NiBBS - News in Brain and Behavioural Sciences
Launched February, 2001
http://human-nature.com/nibbs/
>The brain and behavioural sciences incorporate the most complex and rapidly
>developing fields of the twenty-first century. Each week scientists, scholars,
>journalists and the public hear of new ideas, findings, and controversies, but
>are often left without the contextual information, access to intellectual
>resources, and informed commentary that allow a meaningful and timely
>evaluation of the scientific and socio-political importance of any new
>development.
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>By integrating resources and incorporating the features of a scientific
>journal, broadsheet, news magazine, scientific database, multimedia Internet
>resource, discussion group, and library our newsletter "News in Brain and
>Behavioral Sciences" aims to provide the intelligent reader's solution to
>information overload.
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>The site is updated every day with the latest news, scientific reports,
>reviews
>and discussion. Search keys allow one-click access to: the advice and
>commentary of over 3000 experts throughout the world who participate in our
>research information networks; topics and authors evaluated through
>searches of
>12, 000, 000 articles published in 20,000 journals (many available for
>electronic delivery); one and a half billion web pages, and two million books.
>
>The topics covered by NiBBS so far this month include the Human Genome
>Project,
>sex addiction, consciousness studies, pathological gambling, The Bell Curve,
>sex differences in the expression of emotion, maternal care and neuronal
>development, the efficacy of psychotherapy, pheromones, fathers and puberty,
>evolutionary psychology, suicide and income, the pill and partner choice,
>Darkness in El Dorado, theory of mind in chimpanzees and humans, the causes of
>schizophrenia, and much more.
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Centre for Psychotherapeutic Studies
http://www.shef.ac.uk/~psysc/
School of Health and Related Research
University of Sheffield, S10 2TA, UK
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