- .@HelenMort considers poetry and the dreaming brain http://t.co/hP5OA0Rt #
- RT @vaughanbell: Amazing @Radiolab short on nightmares and lucid dreaming http://t.co/Y5uFRb8W #
- I wish I was still at school so I could go to this http://t.co/PaHG4qAo Schools Videogame Festival in july #
- Excellent paper: "For the law, neuroscience changes nothing and everything" (Greene & Cohen, 2004) http://t.co/x67XQF5o #
- "Sheffield Ladies Wot Tech Celebrate International Women's Day" http://t.co/qlnxF1G6 #Sheffield #
- So do I know anyone with experience of hacking the Google Analytics data export API? #
- This is exactly the sort of thing that never happens to me http://t.co/9a8E6gkd What's the secret to serendipity @underscrutiny? #
- Hilariously bad dualism on this wikipedia page "Laughter is a part of human behavior regulated by the brain" http://t.co/dckYVBjT #
- "A laugh is characterized by a series of short vowel-like notes (syllables), each about 75 milliseconds long" http://t.co/Wmu4CIJa #
- "chimpanzee laughter occurs almost exclusively during physical contact" Another gem from http://t.co/Wmu4CIJa #
- It occurs to me that laughter could be a great measure of implicit bias. You can't control it, but it is also fundamentally social #
- Man tickling a gorilla http://t.co/T87L8yQi Love the BBC! #
- The paper from that article "Reconstructing the Evolution of Laughter in Great Apes and Humans" http://t.co/U7ysG4Bv #
- "Laughter among deaf signers" RT @yaxuprime Was wondering if laughter is inherently vocal, apparently so http://t.co/GSDgBFEN #
- "Why do we need to sleep?" http://t.co/ZP0UGjB6 my latest column for @BBC_Future #
- We can make you laugh, by electrical stimulation of the cingulate cortex http://t.co/9PZqaQ2C but it ain't funny #
- In blog comments @maxcoltheart is educating me http://t.co/MaxKtPWA. It's sad there aren't more academic fora for this kind of discssion #
- "Piéron’s Law and Optimal Behavior in Perceptual Decision-Making" (van Maanen et al, 2012) http://t.co/LOqjIWPQ #
- It would have been Townes Van Zandt's birthday today http://t.co/xJgVg6b2 #
- "Read-Right aims to provide free rehabilitation to patients with Hemianopic Alexia" http://t.co/CluM9em6 #
- Gamma band synchronisation is 91% heritable http://t.co/mBirYuXV that is an UNHOLY amount of genetic determinism in the visual system #
- Academics: I've conducted a simple study showing that using a wiki improves my students' exam grades. Which journal would publish this? #
- And, yes, I know the control condition is crucial. What i've done is neat/convincing but not conclusive (ie not Nature territory) #
- .@JStro_ And it's open access now – very fitting! http://t.co/aOnJLtTi #
- Robust, but slightly shrill, retort by Bargh to Doyen's criticisms of his classic elderly-prime/walking time study http://t.co/hl3gB6jX #
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