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Human brain.

Volume rendered from T1 weighted MRI, an average of 27 scans (Colin27, Montreal Neurological Institute ) and its conjunction with Brodmann area s (colored, at right).

More info, higher resolution, and stereo pairs . Also see an animated rotation that blends these colorings.

I'd love to make a mold with which to caste this using crayons -- a multi-colored brain that you could draw with.

Rendered with Space Software .

Here's an article about how visualization of brain activity influences judgement of scientific results: Brain Images Make Cognitive Research More Believable

Science Daily — "People are more likely to believe findings from a neuroscience study when the report is paired with a colored image of a brain as opposed to other representational images of data such as bar graphs, according to a new Colorado State University study. ..."

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Description
Human brain.

Volume rendered from T1 weighted MRI, an average of 27 scans (Colin27, Montreal Neurological Institute ) and its conjunction with Brodmann area s (colored, at right).

More info, higher resolution, and stereo pairs . Also see an animated rotation that blends these colorings.

I'd love to make a mold with which to caste this using crayons -- a multi-colored brain that you could draw with.

Rendered with Space Software .

Here's an article about how visualization of brain activity influences judgement of scientific results: Brain Images Make Cognitive Research More Believable

Science Daily — "People are more likely to believe findings from a neuroscience study when the report is paired with a colored image of a brain as opposed to other representational images of data such as bar graphs, according to a new Colorado State University study. ..."

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There are no restrictions on use of this image. Claiming to be the originator or owner, explicitly or implicitly, is bad karma . A link (if appropriate), a note to dow@uoregon.edu, and credit are appreciated but not required.