Links der Woche (40)

Meine wichtigsten linkhaltigen Tweets der vergangenen Woche, nach Themen sortiert:

Scientists credited on ghostwritten articles 'should be charged with fraud' http://t.co/ldLoy6Q
nice :-) RT @Anhaeuser: "Seven alternatives to evidence based medicine" ;-) bmj.com/content/319/72…

Study "calls into question the use of antipsychotics in general for PTSD.” http://t.co/oHKbtIj
Vor 1 Jahr in meinem Blog: Empathie schlägt Folter - Bonusmaterial zu meinem Artikel http://bit.ly/pvsxO1
The Lighter Side of Life Lessons from America's Elders: http://t.co/9gT9AhG I like this one: "...when in doubt, eat chocolate!"
MT @maxplanckpress: Das neue Buch "Zukunft Gehirn" erklärt die Herausforderungen der Hirnforschung bit.ly/qk3VlB

Did Rosie Redfield just refute #arseniclife on her blog? http://t.co/0O4x2Mq "an extremely interesting experiment in science communications"
RT @deevybee: man arrested trying to split atoms in his kitchen. Caused small meltdown on stove. tinyurl.com/42rgo48
MT @RichardWiseman: 31% of Chinese academic papers plagiarised RT @RogerHighfield ...npr.org/2011/08/03/138…
RT newscientist How to unlock and start a car - with a text message bit.ly/pUYxDQ

Lisa Kudrow takes her online series Web Therapy to Showtime http://bit.ly/nVwZCc
Interview with Chris Anderson, the curator of TED http://bit.ly/oPh3OM
und wieder zeigt sich: RT @steffenmeier: Franz. HADOPI-Studie: "Piraten sind die besten Kunden" http://t.co/aOcYe3C

What Happened to Obama's Passion? http://bit.ly/q1yE5c aufschlussreich und ernüchternd