Neuroscience PhD at Wake Forest University

Useful sites

The Society for Neuroscience is the voice of the neuroscience community.
The Society also maintains a useful list of Neuroscience Departments and Programs.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute is the largest private supporter of biomedical sciences.
Neuroguide lists useful neuroscience resources on the internet.
PubMed lists more than 20 million published articles in the biomedical literature; an indispensable resource for researchers.
The National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health are the main providers of federally funded research grants.
The MIT open courseware provides lots of free science courses and resources online.
A Neuroscience Tutorial from Washington University has very good anatomical illustrations.
The NIH maintains a vast collection of videotaped seminars by prominent neuroscientists.
Matlab is a very useful software package for computer programming. Many computer simulations, data analysis programs, statistical tests, and plotting routines have been developed in this language.
The Psychophysics Toolbox is a series of Matlab routines for performing and analyzing psychophysical experiments.
The Best Illusion of the Year contest has generated some amazing visual illusions.

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