🔗 A proxy for brain-to-endocranial cavity index in non-neornithean dinosaurs and other extinct archosaurs
Fabien Knoll, Asato Ishikawa, Soichiro Kawabe
https://t.co/aqQtjFBKXC
Peer review sucks, but it beats the alternative - so let’s make it better by keeping in mind that the point of peer review is to provide the authors with a “soft-opening” of their “show” to make sure that they’re ready for prime time. More at https://t.co/oRZB5iMxSW @suzanahh
Come meet me @suzanahh , the editor-in-chief of @JCompNeurol , this Sunday between 2 and 4 pm at the Wiley booth at @SfNtweets ! I’d love to hear about your exciting work in comparative/systems neuroscience and help you get it published!
If you are attending the Society for Neuroscience meeting, come to the Cajal Club social this Sunday, Nov 12! @suzanahh will be there, and @AlainChedotal will talk about his wonderful 3D brain imaging studies! Follow @JCompNeurol for more news…
I’m delighted: 10 months into my tenure as EIC, I see the first results of my decision to reject papers while writing to the authors to point out problems and suggest how to improve it so that a new submission could make it to revision. Result: papers accepted! @suzanahh
Hello comparative and systems neuroscientists, your beloved @JCompNeurol now has its own twitter account! Follow us for news on research on what makes nervous systems tick similarly or differently in different species - but tick, nonetheless! And please retweet!
Have your own evidence of beautifully complex neurons in non-vertebrate species? We'd love to see it! How much longer will we buy into the idea that "non-vertebrate neurons are simple?" @JCompNeurol is all about promoting awareness about brain diversity!
From the Sando Lab at Vanderbilt U., a peek at a live neuron - this is not an animation! Now imagine EVERYTHING ELSE that is going on around this neuron that is just not stained, and therefore not visible, in this video...