Brainbow’s stability means that it can also be used to create colourful time-lapse videos of neural networks over time, to see how they change in response to new experiences or genetic switches.

Brainbow is known for its creation of brain-training app Peak--a product that Hachette Livre should certainly be interested in. While Hachette Livre, a subsidiary of the Lagardère Group, which ...

This method, which the scientists have dubbed 'brainbow,' could help shed light on brain function in a way that traditional staining methods don't allow. Accessibility links.

Start-up Aussie company Brainbow is in post on its first pic, "3 The Hard Way" and developing a massive project encompassing three features and a TV series with U.K. filmmaker Peter Parks.

By Tia Ghose Over the Brainbow Two years after the colorful project made a splash, most researchers are still relying on older techniques to map neural linkages. Courtesy of Jean Livet Neurons in ...

Harvard neurobiologist Jeff Lichtman explains his series of stunning images about the brain, which Lichtman has dubbed the “Brainbow.” ...

The image is made using Brainbow, a technique developed in 2007 that inserts genes for fluorescent proteins into animals. When activated, the proteins illuminate some cells in a range of colors.

To create the images , Brainbow employs a method similar to that used to generate colors on a computer or TV screen. Sign up for the Live Science daily newsletter now.

ORIGINAL BRAINBOW NEURONS The image above, showing human embryonic kidney cells, was one of the first proof-of-concept demonstrations of brainbow, published in 2007.

(Medical Xpress)—The breakthrough technique that allowed scientists to obtain one-of-a-kind, colorful images of the myriad connections in the brain and nervous system is about to get a ...

Using a technique dubbed "brainbow," the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute scientists tagged synaptic terminals with proteins that fluoresce different colors. The researchers thought one ...