Associations & Societies
American Psychological Association - explores topics in addictions, parenting, anxiety, eating disorders, bullying, stress, etc.
APS (Association for Psychological Science) - lengthy list of psychology (and related) links.
Brain Canada - promotes collaborative research in the field of neurosciences.
Canadian Psychological Association - extensive list of resources in the "student" section.
Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation - umbrella organization representing four member societies interested in the functions and disorders of the human nervous system.
Canadian Association for Neuroscience - its mission includes dissemination of neuroscientific information and promotion of research of the human nervous system.
Society for Neuroscience - information on the history of neuroscience, weekly neuroscience news clips and a plethora of neuroscience related publications.
Databases
Academic Search Complete - multidisciplinary database.
DOAJ - open (i.e. FREE) access to 172 biology-related journals, including BMC Molecular Biology and Biotechnology and Molecular Biology Reviews.
General Science Full Text - for non-science specialists.
JSTOR - Although predominantly humanities-based, information in the life sciences also available.
Medline - full text medical journals.
Open Access and Free Journals - British Columbia Electronic Library Network (BCELN). 23 journals related to molecular biology.
PLoS - Public Library of Science. PLoS is a non-profit organization dedicated to making the world's scientific literature freely available
PubMed - Links to full text articles and abstracts of biomedical literature.
ScienceDirect Journals - Leading full text database containing journal articles and book chapters in the areas of Social & Behavioural Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Health & Life Sciences.
Directories
Cambridge Neuroscience - breaks down to five core research themes: developmental, cellular and molecular, systems and computational, cognitive and behavioural, clinical and veterinary.
Dictionaries & Encyclopedias
Oxford Companion to the Mind - explores "virtually every important aspect" of the human mind (home).
Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - over 21,000 entries on the topics of bioinformatics, biophysics, cell biology, genetics, immunology, toxicology, etc.
Oxford Reference Online: Concise Medical Dictionary - jargon-free entries in all aspects of medical science.
Oxford Reference Online: An A-Z of Medical Drugs - covers over-the-counter, pharmacy and prescription drugs.
The Oxford Companion to Medicine - substantial articles "on topics ranging from abortion to zombification" (Home).
Online Journals
Behavioral and Brain Functions - open access to all articles surrounding neurobiology and behaviour.
BMC Neuroscience - open access and peer-reviewed journal on all aspects of the nervous system.
Frontiers in Neuroscience - peer-reviewed, open access articles.
Molecular Brain - open access to articles on the central nervous system at the molecular level.
Neural Development - open access journal "on all aspects of research that use molecular, cellular, physiological or behavioural methods" (home).
Stem Cell Research & Therapy - peer-reviewed research of translational stem cell therapies.
Print Resources
Biopsychology / John Pinel
QP360 P463 2006
Biological psychology: An introduction to behavioral, cognitive, and clinical neuroscience / S. Marc Breedlove
QP360 B727 2010
Web Resources
Brain Connection - reviews books and websites, connects to "brain basics" and images, and provides "high-quality information about how the brain works and how people learn" (About).
BrainWeb Dana Foundation - provides links to information about brain diseases.
Neuroscience Information Framework - access to web-based neuroscience resources.
Neurosciences on the Internet - although this site is being redesigned, the "best bets" link provides a good list of web resources on the study of brains.
Visual and Auditory Neurosciences Labratory (Queen's University) - main research focus is on "brain mechanisms for processing visual and auditory information" (Home). Also undertakes behavioural studies in both humans and animals.