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Excitatory pyramidal neurons found in a cortical column reconstructed from mouse visual cortex.
Render by Amy Sterling from
reconstructions by Seung Lab, Princeton Neuroscience Institute using images acquired by The Allen Institute. Funded by IARPA MICrONS. Rendered in Cinema 4D using Otoy Octane GPU renderer.
...neuronas palpitantes que trepan aferradas a los miedos que persiguen...
...sentidos que se expanden y comprimen escondiéndose de farsas indomables...
...arrebatos corpóreos que excitan a la mente y la pierden en densas tinieblas...
(en GRANDE)
I cast on for the second neuron sock yesterday, knitting from my own pattern. Already caught one typo (grr!): "increases decreases" instead of "increases & decreases"
We'll see if I can finish this sock before Rhinebeck. If so, I'll try to wear them there (weather permitting), with a skirt and some warm tights.
The nEUROn is the European fuill-scale technological demonstrator for an UCAV developed by an industrial tema led by Dassault Aviation with the collaboration of Finmeccanica-Alenia Aermacchi, Saab, Airbus Defence and Space, RUAG and HAI.
A surreal anthropomorphic brain with bulging cartoon-like eyes, sitting nervously in a shabby, old armchair inside a decaying, cluttered room. The brain has dangling nerves like tentacles hanging over the chair, giving it an awkward, uneasy presence. The environment is dusty, filled with old books, shelves, and peeling wallpaper. Cinematic lighting, claymation-style textures, hyper-detailed, dark comedy aesthetic.
Neurona robándole las palomitas a mi hermano jajajaja
hoy mi felicidad ha sido estrema, ¡he ido al Circo del Sol! no cabía en mí, estaba deseando ir y al fin, ¡lo logré!
elegí a Neurona, porque era mini y me cabía en el bolsillo, al principio quería llevarme a Zora, pero me daba un poco de cosa llevarla, porque tendría que llevar mochila y por si acaso....
y tanto la rani como yo nos lo hemos pasado en grande, ha habido momentos de tensión (y mucha) pero en una palabra: ALUCINANTE
ha sido tal el espectáculo....
no os lo imagináis, solo he de deciros que os lo recomiendo, a mí me ha encantado
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Excitatory pyramidal neuron of cortex highlighting structure of dendrites, branches that receive synaptic input from axons of other cells.
Render by Amy Sterling from reconstructions by Seung Lab, Princeton Neuroscience Institute using images acquired by The Allen Institute. Funded by IARPA MICrONS. Rendered in Cinema 4D using Otoy Octane GPU renderer.
Trip to Montréal
US Pavilion at Expo '67
by Buckminster Fuller and Shoji Sadao, Architects, 1967
Jean-Drapeau Park,
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Fly to this location (requires Google Earth)
Motor Neuron Disease Association at Stormont attended by Cllr Cara McShane, Health Committee Chair, Michelle Gildernew MLA and Health Committee member Mickey Brady MLA
Neurons labeled by a rabies virus, Whitlock Lab
Cells in secondary motor cortex which were labeled trans-synaptically
by a rabies virus injected in posterior parietal cortex. The
glowing red cells provide monosynaptic input into parietal cortex,
constituting the front-end of the parieto-frontal pathway in the
mouse.
Image credit to Karoline Hovde, Whitlock Lab.
En un momento dado, el cerebro tiene 14 billones de neuronas circulando a 725 kilómetros por hora. No controlamos ni de la mayoría de ellas. Cuando nos entra el frío, carne de gallina. Cuando nos excitamos, adrenalina. El cuerpo sigue de manera natural sus impulsos, lo que es la parte que nos es difícil controlar. Por supuesto, a veces, tenemos impulsos que preferimos no controlar que más tarde hubiéramos preferido controlar.
the neuron has many important jobs and parts to do.For example, it help transmit impulse to the axon.
The nEUROn is the European fuill-scale technological demonstrator for an UCAV developed by an industrial tema led by Dassault Aviation with the collaboration of Finmeccanica-Alenia Aermacchi, Saab, Airbus Defence and Space, RUAG and HAI.
Excitatory pyramidal neuron (yellow) and axon (purple) from mouse visual cortex.
Render by Amy Sterling from
reconstructions by Seung Lab, Princeton Neuroscience Institute using images acquired by The Allen Institute. Funded by IARPA MICrONS. Rendered in Cinema 4D using Otoy Octane GPU renderer.
Odor-sensing neurons form long connections (pink) that enter the brain from the nasal passages, where they interact with other types of neurons (blue and yellow). Throughout life, these neurons die and are replaced with new ones. Researchers are trying to understand how and when this happens in mice.
Credit: Claire Cheetham, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh/Carnegie Mellon University
NIH support from: National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders