Best posts in the first 6 months - from Angelina Jolie to Muse

This blog has just turned 6 months. I make the balance of these first six months and compare it with the first three months:

Top 5 posts (4 new entries, but #1 post is still the same):
1. Medical Imaging Conferences 2013
2. How does a painting look like on X-ray?
3. What does the Muse CD cover have to do with Medical Imaging?

4. Angelina Jolie doesn't trust medical imaging

5. Dissecting Art, Intersecting Anatomy - Medical illustration

More than 9400 visualizations (6900 in the last three months, which is more than the double of the first three months) and 136 posts (53 new posts, 60% of the first three months)! Thank you for sharing this blog!

The best blogs in Neuroscience

With the new community of Research Blogging, I have come across with 4 blogs, which are probably the most famous and known in the neuroscience blogosphere of research blogging:



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The Scicurious Brain: the Good, Bad, and  Weird in Psychology and Neuroscience and my recommended articles are:
- Beer, Dopamine and Brain Scans
- The BRAIN initiative: BAM or BUST?

Neuroskeptic and my recommended articles are:
- The Man with Uncrossed Eyes
- What is wrong with "Publish or Perish"?

Neurocritic and my recommended articles are:
-  How Neuroscientists Scan the Media
- What Is This Thing Called Neuroscience?

Brain Posts and my recommendation articles are:
- DTI identifies Brain Aging Changes
- Blast-related Traumatic Brain Injury

These blogs are from this moment in the blog list on the right side of this blog. Did you already know these blogs? Or know other very good ones?

Research Blogging

This blog is now part of the community in researchblogging.org. "ResearchBlogging.org is a system for identifying the best, most thoughtful blog posts about peer-reviewed research." Know Your Images is now one of the blogs which ResearchBlogging checks for posts about peer-reviewed articles. Furthermore, it is a great way to find new blogs and also keeps you updated about the blogs you like.

Of course, this blog will keep a fare amount of posts which are not dedicated to peer-reviewed articles, but which are just fun to know about and watch.