Are there some discussions about Buddhism in science? Buddhists are masters in observing what occurs on their minds, i.e what we call subjective as feelings, thoughts and more first-person stuff.

They really seem to understand how inmaterial world works (it might be obvious to some of you), but they lack of a materialist point of view. For example, they can study feelings occurring on their minds and modify it, but do not have a clear idea regarding the brain-basis of those feelings.

Are there any reviews or essays discussing Buddhists' knowledge and how science can complement it?
Some resources:


Wikipedia has a whole page for Buddhism and science in specific and Cognitive science of religion in general. 
Alan Wallace's Buddhism and Science
Tricycle's The Scientific Buddha. Tricycle is a Buddhism-oriented magazine that is quite popular
Mind and Life Institute. One of its founder is Dalai Lama, and it hosts MindRxiv preprint. You can find many preprints in the field there
The mindfulness technique is widely used in therapy