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Classic papers and related

The squid and its giant nerve fibre: Part 1
The squid and its giant nerve fibre: Part 2
Parallel conductance model, Hodgkin & Huxley, J. Physiology, 1952
Eccles, Hodgkin & Huxley Nobel lectures, 1963
Rall's cable theory
Quantal analysis, del Castillo and Katz, J. Physiology, 1954
Residual calcium hypothesis, Katz and Miledi, J. Physiology, 1968
Bernard Katz's Nobel lecture, 1970
Presynaptic calcium current, Llinas et al., Biophys. J., 1981
Patch clamp recording, Hamill et al., Pflugers archives, 1981
Neher and Sakmann Nobel lectures, 1991
Roderick MacKinnon's Nobel lecture, 2003

Fast prepotentials, Spencer and Kandel, J. Neurophys., 1961
Hippocampal intradendritic recordings, Wong et al., PNAS, 1979
Purkinje cell dendrites, Llinas and Sugimori, J. Physiology, 1980
Intrinsic properties review, Llinas, Science, 1988
Somatic & dendritic patch-clamping, Stuart et al., Pflugers Archive, 1993
Action potential backpropagation, Stuart and Sakmann, Nature, 1994
Nobel prizes in nerve signaling
Nature methods focus on fluorescence imaging

Classic paper on HM by Scoville and Milner, 1957
New York Times Obituary for H.M., an unforgettable amnesiac
The LTP paper by Bliss and Lomo in J. Physiology, 1973
The Legacy of Donald Hebb
The BCM rule, 1982

 

Electrophysiology, neuroscience & related

Axon guide for electrophysiology and biophysics
Synapse web
Allen brain atlas
NeuroMorpho: Database of digital neuronal reconstructions
Ion Channel Genealogy
NEURON simulation environment
ModelDB: Database of computational neuronal models

 

Pubmed
Google Scholar
ISI Web of Knowledge
Scholarpedia
Scopus
Science Direct

 

Grant writing and other general advice

The art of grantsmanship at HFSP
Grantsmanship guidance note on the India Alliance Website
Ten simple rules for getting grants
Ten simple rules for making good oral presentations
Ten simple rules for graduate students
Ten simple rules for doing your best research

Ten simple rules for building and maintaining a scientific reputation
Ten simple rules for developing good reading habits during graduate school and beyond
Ten simple rules for scientists: Improving your writing productivity
You and your research: Richard Hamming


 

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