PinnedInThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Mar 13, 2017The crimes against dopamineFor they be many and grievousA response icon96A response icon96
PinnedInThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Jul 1, 2020Seventy Teams of Scientists Analysed the Same Brain Data, and It Went BadlyWhat the latest fMRI “crisis” means for the rest of scienceA response icon11A response icon11
PinnedInThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Feb 12, 2018Your Cortex Contains 17 Billion ComputersNeural networks of neural networksA response icon60A response icon60
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Dec 30, 20252025: A Review of the Year in NeuroscienceEnlightening the brainA response icon6A response icon6
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Dec 30, 20242024: A Review of the Year in NeuroscienceFeeling a bit wiredA response icon13A response icon13
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Dec 30, 20232023: A Review of the Year in NeuroscienceDopamine is not the only fruitA response icon65A response icon65
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Jan 23, 2023It’s A Good Thing When I Don’t Know What I’m Writing AboutLetting go of your expertise to tell a better storyA response icon8A response icon8
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Jan 16, 2023Four Books That Profoundly Influenced Me, Despite Not Having Read ThemThe pervasive power of the written wordA response icon5A response icon5
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Dec 28, 20222022: A Review of the Year in NeuroscienceA paean to being boringA response icon12A response icon12
InThe SpikebyMark Humphries·Dec 21, 20212021: the review of the year in neuroscienceWelcome back my friends, to the show that never endsA response icon1A response icon1
