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Medical Hypotheses|August 7, 2008
Pioneering studies of IQ by G.H. Thomson and J.F. Duff--an example of established knowledge subsequently 'hidden in plain sight'Bruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|September 8, 2009
Clever sillies: why high IQ people tend to be deficient in common senseBruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|September 8, 2009
First and second things, and the operations of conscience in scienceBruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|November 4, 2008
Invisible colleges, private patronage and commercial profits versus public goods, government funding and 'crowding-out': Terence Kealey on the motivations and incentives driving scienceBruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|January 20, 2007
Scientometric identification of elite 'revolutionary science' research institutions by analysis of trends in Nobel prizes 1947-2006Bruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|June 5, 2007
Scientific discovery, peak experiences and the Col-oh-nell Flastratus! phenomenonBruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|June 6, 2006
The rise of the boy-genius: psychological neoteny, science and modern lifeBruce G CharltonClinical Medicine (London, England)|May 13, 2006
Why medical research needs a new specialty of 'pure medical science'Bruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|October 31, 2006
From Nutty Professor to Buddy Love--Personality types in modern scienceBruce G CharltonMedical Hypotheses|June 9, 2009
Are you an honest scientist? Truthfulness in science should be an iron law, not a vague aspirationBruce G CharltonPageof 10