A new Frontiers in Neuroanatomy editorial proposes that the brain's crossed wiring arose because later-evolving sensory and ...
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Why does the right side of our brain control the left side of our body? New research may have the answer
A new hypothesis links the brain’s crossed wiring to ancient visual maps, proposing that later sensory and motor pathways ...
Uncovering general principles connecting neural circuits to behaviour requires comparative brain analyses across species. To advance these efforts, we developed a ...
A medical illustrator may well be asked to create illustrations of the brain over the course of his or her career – but rarely do the assignments get personal. Shelley Wall, associate professor of ...
“Current automated STD methods perform well under controlled conditions but degrade sharply in low SNR or with unseen targets, while standalone BCI systems suffer from high false alarm rates. To ...
A new research study led by Jeremy Toma, professor in LAS, focuses on virtual reality use as a learning aid in the course MCB 460: Neuroanatomy Laboratory. It aims to revolutionize how students engage ...
The Stanford School of Medicine is now offering its first-ever Operative Neuroanatomy Course in Virtual Reality coupled with exquisite cadaveric dissections. Hosted by the Stanford Neurosurgical ...
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