List of Online Neuroscience Encyclopedias


 * Wikipedia.  Wikipedia is by far the most comprehensive online neuroscience encyclopedia. It is easy to use, and one can readily link neuroscience concepts with other fields, such as psychology and economics. However, Wikipedia is not intended to be an in-depth encyclopedia.
 * Scholarpedia.  Scholarpedia has excellent, peer-reviewed articles written by experts in their respective fields. The encyclopedia only allows edits by invite.
 * Psychology (wikia). Like Neurodesigner, this site is hosted on wikia.  It has a sizable encyclopedia on psychology, including some neuroscience articles.
 * NeuroLex. NeuroLex is explicitly designed as a lexicon, rather than an encyclopedia.  That being said, it does provide useful basic information about a large number of neuroscience terms.  The parent site for NeuroLex, the Neuroscience Information Framework, has a search engine that aggregates data from a substantial array of databases.
 * BrainSCANr. BrainSCANr is not an encyclopedia per se, but it does map the relationships between different neuroscience terms as found in publications listed in PubMed.
 * Neurowiki (University of Toronto). This website is similar to the Neurodesigner encyclopedia.  However, it appears that this website was created for a class and is no longer being edited.
 * Neurowiki (Danish). This appears to be a good encyclopedia, but it is entirely in Danish.