Blogs about: Behavioural Genetics
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Is is rational to Do No Harm?
From the left: Josef Mengele, Rudolf Hoess, Josef Kramer, and unknown. The picture above comes from a set recently added to the US Holocaust museum. The pictures have caused a stir since they depict s… more →
The Phineas Gage Fan Club
Is is rational to Do No Harm?
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Johan wrote 2 years ago: From the left: Josef Mengele, Rudolf Hoess, Josef Kramer, and unknown. The picture above comes from … more →
Detecting genetic disorders with 3d face scans
Johan wrote 2 years ago: Following on from last week’s post on smile measuring software, The Scotsman (via Gizmodo) rep … more →
Big brother knows best? Maybe not
Johan wrote 2 years ago: As a big brother, it is tempting to accept the conclusions that Kristensen and Bjerkedal (2007) draw … more →
Light blogging: Obesity and personal responsibility
Johan wrote 2 years ago: While most societies have become increasingly acceptant of the idea that people are not strictly per … more →
Inheritance of Environmental Influences?
Johan wrote 2 years ago: One of the basic tenets of the theory of evolution through natural selection is that learned behavio … more →
Would You Get Tested?
Johan wrote 2 years ago: (via Slashdot) The NY Times has a long story on what it’s like to be diagnosed with Huntington … more →
Tools of the Trade: Neuroscience Links
Johan wrote 2 years ago: There is a host of free neuroscience resources online, but it can be surprisingly difficult to find … more →
More on The Forbidden Experiment
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Johan wrote 2 years ago: While looking around for post-grad opportunities, I somehow stumbled across an article by Rebecca Sa … more →
