BRAIN MAPS

BrainMaps.org is at the forefront of neuroscience with its next-generation interactive brain atlas, launched in May 2005. This comprehensive resource features over 20 million megapixels of high-resolution, annotated images of both primate and non-primate brains. It serves as a vital tool for researchers and educators, offering detailed datasets for various species, including Macaca mulatta, Rattus norvegicus, and Felis catus, to facilitate advanced studies in brain structure and connectivity.

The platform provides access to sophisticated features such as 3D brain visualization and neuroinformatics tools, allowing users to query extensive databases for information on brain function and anatomy. BrainMaps.org also supports the dissemination of knowledge through a wealth of publications, enhancing collaboration and innovation in the field of neuroscience. With contributions from leading experts and a commitment to cutting-edge technology, BrainMaps is an indispensable hub for understanding brain complexities and advancing neuroanatomical research.