No, not the journal. Real trends, measured, peer-reviewed and published. PloS One has 49 new papers out and one of them investigates all abstracts from the Annual Meetings of the Society for Neuroscience from 2001-2006. Lin et al. find
To see what they mean, you just have to look at their Fig. 10 (but do take a good lok at the Y-axes!):
The left graph shows the development of behavioral/systems neuroscience and the right graph the cellular/molecular trend.
Some referees at the German funding agency DFG would do well to have a close look at this graph next time they get to review a grant of mine.
an apparent growth of behavioral/systems neuroscience with a corresponding shrinkage of cellular/molecular neuroscience over the six year period
To see what they mean, you just have to look at their Fig. 10 (but do take a good lok at the Y-axes!):
The left graph shows the development of behavioral/systems neuroscience and the right graph the cellular/molecular trend.
Some referees at the German funding agency DFG would do well to have a close look at this graph next time they get to review a grant of mine.
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