Brain Blogger

Blog Carnivals

CarnivalBrain Blogger currently sponsors two exceptional blog carnivals — special blog communities that link articles from a variety of publishers on a particular topic. The Blog Carnival network officially defines a “blog carnival” as:

… a particular kind of blog community. There are many kinds of blogs, and they contain articles on many kinds of topics. Blog Carnivals typically collect together links pointing to blog articles on a particular topic. A Blog Carnival is like a magazine. It has a title, a topic, editors, contributors, and an audience. Editions of the carnival typically come out on a regular basis (e.g. every monday, or on the first of the month). Each edition is a special blog article that consists of links to all the contributions that have been submitted, often with the editors opinions or remarks.

Brain Blogging Carnival Category

Brain Blogging Carnival

From January 2007, this monthly carnival covers blog entries related to the brain and mind that you feel go beyond the basic sciences into a more human and multidimensional perspective.

Click here to submit your blog entry for consideration in our upcoming edition.

Drugs and Pharmacology Blog Carnival Category

Drugs & Pharmacology Blog Carnival

From November 2007, this monthly carnival covers blog entries related to drugs — medicinal, recreational, interactional, personal, professional, or any other aspects. We will cover posts from all related topics.

Click here to submit your blog entry for consideration in our upcoming edition.

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Brain Blogger's Historical Brain Illustrations

Charles Bell: Course of the Nerves - Neck and Thorax, c. 19th centuryBartolomeo Eustachi: Peripheral Nervous System, c. 1722Bartolomeo Eustachi: Brain and Spine Anatomy, c. 1722Ambroise Pare, Siamese twins illustrated, c. unknownHow to prepare the skull for surgery, brain unexposed, c. 16th centuryHow to prepare the skull for surgery, brain exposed, c. 16th centuryThomas Bartholin: Transected Head Anatomy, c. 1673Antonio Scarpa: Anatomy of Olfaction (Smell), c. 1779Charles Bell: Anatomy of the Brain, c. 1802

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