![]() RETICULUM |
RETICULUM: Neuroscience History Resourceshttp://www.medsch.ucla.edu/som/bri/archives/RETICULM.htm |
RETICULUM is a gateway to Internet resources for history and historians of
basic, clinical, and behavioral neuroscience. Links to
existing sites are reviewed for salience and accuracy, organized by topic for convenient
access, and regularly tested for availability. Comments, questions, and additional resource
suggestions and submissions are welcomed.
| NEUROSCIENCE | Neurosciences on the Internet [Neil A. Busis, Ph.D., editor] |
| HISTORY OF ANESTHESIA | Anesthesia History Files [A.J. Wright, M.L.S., editor] |
| HISTORY OF MEDICINE | Medical History on the Internet [A.J. Wright, M.L.S., editor] |
| HISTORY OF MEDICINE | MedWeb - History [Steve Foote, Andy Kogelnik and Bill Davis, site maintainers] |
| HISTORY OF MEDICINE | Useful Health Heritage Resources: Medical History [Christopher J. Rutty, site maintainer] |
| HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY | History & Philosophy of Psychology Web Resources [Christopher D. Green, Ph.D., editor] |
| HISTORY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE | WWW Virtual Library for the History of Science, Technology & Medicine [Tim Sherratt, developer] |
Last modified: 21 October 1999
RETICULUM logo adapted with permission of Thomas E. Starzl, M.D., Ph.D. (Outline of the brain of the cat, showing the ascending reticular activating system in the brain stem, receiving connections from afferent paths, and exerting generalized influences upon the cerebral cortex. From: Starzl TE, Taylor CW and HW Magoun. Collateral afferent excitation of the reticular formation of the brain. Journal of Neurophysiology, 1951, 14, 479-496)
This site is maintained courtesy of the Neuroscience History Archives, Brain Research Institute, UCLA, by: