Creating a reference map to explore the electronic device mimicking brain activity Date: January 14, 2022 Source: Tohoku University Summary: Just like explorers need maps, scientists require ...

Just like regular maps, brain maps are useful points of reference. Scientists use them to agree on what they’re studying in the first place.

The number of separate domains recognized in the human cortex has doubled, thanks to a newly developed map based on functional MRI brain scans.

As neuroscience marches on, researchers are creating more and more brain maps and atlases – but the Allen Human Brain Reference Atlas is a rarity. This week it’s actually being published as a ...

The reference charts are visualizations created from aggregating analyses of over 120,000 brain scans to show ranges in brain size, or gray matter volume, for each age.

The Allen Institute for Brain Science has published and released a comprehensive, high-resolution map of the brain anyone can access online. They mapped 862 brain structures from a single donor brain.

A novel open-source Python software package gives human brain–mapping researchers a set of standardized workflows to aid interpretation of their data and facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration.

The folds, creases and intricate internal structures that make up the human brain are being revealed in unprecedented detail. A new three-dimensional map called BigBrain is the most detailed ever ...

Researchers at the Allen Institute are pursing "moonshot" projects, like mapping the human brain, in hopes of understanding the organ and to help fight brain diseases.

An international team of researchers has created a series of brain charts spanning our entire lifespan – from a 15 week old fetus to 100 year old adult – that show how our brains expand ...