Tweet Year in Review
Each year I look back at my brain tweets in an effort to get a handle on what was hot & what was not. Here’s a synopsis of 2017’s neuroscience that made the news
Another Tweet Year
All of my 2016 brain tweets conveniently logged in one place, with clickable links for easy navigation. A compilation of highlights from a great year of new discoveries in neuroscience…
Another Year of Brain Tweets
Each year I look back on a year’s worth of brain tweets to see what’s been trending recently… here they’re carefully sorted & categorised for your delectation
Hot Topics in Neuroscience by Dr Jack
I finally took the time to categorize and tally as many of my recent Tweets as I could get my hands on to clarify what topics have been hottest in recent times.
2013: Another Year’s Worth of Brain Breakthrough Tweet Action
This year I’ve been tweeting about brain-related breakthroughs in the realms of neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry and AI – here’s the lot…
A Year of BrainTweets – Which is Your Favourite from 2012? by Dr Jack Lewis
There is an awful lot of great information out there on the internet. But, as we have all no doubt experienced, there is also a load of old rubbish to wade through before you find those nuggets of wisdom. When I comment on twitter, anything labelled with #neuroformed (short for neuroscience-informed) is, in my opinion, a grain of brain-related wheat – a news article, abstract, insight or quote – that I’ve chosen to give my seal of approval to, flagging it as interesting, relevant and worth a few moments of your attention.
Dr Jack Lewis’ Top 100 #BrainTweets – vote for your favourite
Some of you will already be using Twitter on a daily basis. Others may have heard of it but don’t really get what it’s all about. In this blog, Dr Jack explains why he thinks Twitter is worth bothering with, offers a retrospective on the pearls of brain news/trivia he has been offering every day for the last few months and asks you to choose which of his first 100 “BrainTweets” you found most interesting.