Neuroscience
- Shawn Mikula
BrainMaps.org was featured on the March 15, 2007, cover of NeuroImage for the article entitled, "Internet-Enabled High-Resolution Brain Mapping and Virtual Microscopy".
This is only the beginning.
BrainMaps.org is far more than a cool online high resolution brain atlas, it is also a research tool. When used in conjunction with tools like BrainMaps Analyze, it is possible to download image data from brainmaps.org and apply image analysis routines. It is also possible to do 3D reconstructions and morphological analyses. Expect to see upcoming publications emphasizing this point.
- Google Earth For The Brain
If BrainMaps.org is like Google Maps for the Brain, StackVis is Google Earth for the Brain. Welcome to StackVis, a 3D viewer of neuroanatomical sections. Figure Caption. The development of additional desktop application tools for interacting with...
- Collaborative Digital Brain Mapping Comes Of Age
Google Maps and related geomapping services provide high-resolution satellite maps to anyone with an internet connection and have set the standard for online digital mapping. We are now beginning to witness similar digital mapping technologies spilling...
- Brainmaps First Press Release
- Shawn Mikula The first BrainMaps press release, called "Brain Maps Online", was made on Feb 27, 2007. The effect can be seen in the figure to the right, in which the unique daily visitors to BrainMaps jumped from about 1200 to over 4500 in one day....
- Google Earth For The Brain
- Shawn Mikula Users of BrainMaps.org have often described it as a Google Maps for the Brain, which is interesting because we have taken Google Maps as an inspiration and a guide for what mapping the brain should be like. In line with this, one of the...
- About This Blog
Side view of my brain based on MRI. It's not really blue Since Blogger does not allow HTML in the 'About Me' section, I thought it good to make a separate post, to let readers know a little about one of the people behind BrainMaps.org. I do...
Neuroscience
BrainMaps.org featured on the cover of NeuroImage
- Shawn Mikula
BrainMaps.org was featured on the March 15, 2007, cover of NeuroImage for the article entitled, "Internet-Enabled High-Resolution Brain Mapping and Virtual Microscopy".
This is only the beginning.
BrainMaps.org is far more than a cool online high resolution brain atlas, it is also a research tool. When used in conjunction with tools like BrainMaps Analyze, it is possible to download image data from brainmaps.org and apply image analysis routines. It is also possible to do 3D reconstructions and morphological analyses. Expect to see upcoming publications emphasizing this point.
- Google Earth For The Brain
If BrainMaps.org is like Google Maps for the Brain, StackVis is Google Earth for the Brain. Welcome to StackVis, a 3D viewer of neuroanatomical sections. Figure Caption. The development of additional desktop application tools for interacting with...
- Collaborative Digital Brain Mapping Comes Of Age
Google Maps and related geomapping services provide high-resolution satellite maps to anyone with an internet connection and have set the standard for online digital mapping. We are now beginning to witness similar digital mapping technologies spilling...
- Brainmaps First Press Release
- Shawn Mikula The first BrainMaps press release, called "Brain Maps Online", was made on Feb 27, 2007. The effect can be seen in the figure to the right, in which the unique daily visitors to BrainMaps jumped from about 1200 to over 4500 in one day....
- Google Earth For The Brain
- Shawn Mikula Users of BrainMaps.org have often described it as a Google Maps for the Brain, which is interesting because we have taken Google Maps as an inspiration and a guide for what mapping the brain should be like. In line with this, one of the...
- About This Blog
Side view of my brain based on MRI. It's not really blue Since Blogger does not allow HTML in the 'About Me' section, I thought it good to make a separate post, to let readers know a little about one of the people behind BrainMaps.org. I do...