NeuroDojo
30 May 2008

Voice of fire, shrimp style

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I was working on some images for a poster this afternoon, and I liked this one, so I thought I'd share it. It's a shrimp antenna mag...

The line between beautifying and falsifying

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The Chronicle of Higher Education has an article about the problems of digital image manipulation. It's a very tough thing. I've h...
29 May 2008

Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 28

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Several sources are reporting that The Institute for Creation Research (ICR) is petitioning the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (...
26 May 2008

Sea squirt myths busted

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I bust another invertebrate neurobiology myth on the All In The Mind blog that crops up in a post about cars , of all things. What follows ...
24 May 2008

Bad signs on Texas education standards

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The Texas State Board of Education is reviewing and approving standards for lots of subjects this year, and it's not pretty . The Housto...

The internet is full!

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Or could be in a few years. Seriously, check out this article . As of this month 85 per cent of the 4.3 billion available Internet Protocol ...
22 May 2008

When in doubt, which is most of the time

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I'd never heard about Miller-McCune magazine until just now, but they have an important article about how "doubt" is abused ...
21 May 2008

Budget administration

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I spent the bulk of the day on a long, long overdue review of the budget of my REU program. I think I've worked through all the research...
14 May 2008

In which embarrasment is averted

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The Law of Maximum Inconvenience states that when you remember something kind of important that you forgot in the lab, you''ll remem...
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13 May 2008

What will it take to change behaviour?

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The first time gas was edging up towards $3 a gallon locally, I got into a conversation with colleagues about how high prices would have to ...
08 May 2008

Things you notice when entering grades

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"Look at how conveniently close the C, D, and F keys are on the keyboard." (Oh yeah, a lot of students did not do well this semest...
07 May 2008

Questions I dislike, May edition

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"Are you going away for summer?" and all its variations. What with the two summer classes I'm teaching, two manuscripts I'...
06 May 2008

Punished for loyalty

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We've had a couple of campus-wide faculty meetings over the last week, concerning salaries. Only a small fraction of the faculty were th...

In which I discover how many deadlines I've missed

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It's the end of the semester. Most of my colleagues are frantically grading. I am frantically trying to go back and get to the many task...
03 May 2008

Bruise watch, May edition

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It's looking a lot better than last time . The nail on the right side reached a point where it got loose and I had to trim it off. It...
02 May 2008

Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 27

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The Institute for Creation Research (ICR) is predictably upset about not being allowed to offer Master's degrees in science education. T...

Worth a trip to the library

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de Bruyn PJN, Tosh CA, Bester MN. 2008. Sexual harassment of a king penguin by an Antarctic fur seal. Journal of Ethology 26 (2): 295-297. ...
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01 May 2008

Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 26

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Over in the Waco Tribune , there's an funny column titled, "Religion in fake mustache." It points out the apparent split betwe...
30 April 2008

Free food

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Today was a bit of a strange day. It was the last day of class. There was free lunch to celebrate the university get re-accredited (even tho...
28 April 2008

Texas Education Agency and Chris Comer, Part 32

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The Austin Chronicle 's Naked City blog comments on the recent announcement of Kenneth Heydrick as the science director for the Texas E...
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