Resources

Useful software

Ulysses

For MacOSX
Ulysses was developed mainly for writers who work creatively with text and want or need to realize large amounts of text. Useful for thesis, papers and other scientist works.

Papers

For MacOSX.
Papers bundles all the great technologies that come with Mac OS X to give you a completely new workflow for reading scientific articles. You seek, download, archive, and organize all your articles within a single application. But that is just the start, using spotlight you instantly find the paper you are looking for. Read it fullscreen, add your notes, send a copy to a colleague… These are just a few of the many features that once used to, you will never want to give up again…

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GENESIS. (GEneral NEural SImulation System)

GENESIS (short for GEneral NEural SImulation System) is a general purpose simulation platform that was developed to support the simulation of neural systems ranging from subcellular components and biochemical reactions to complex models of single neurons, simulations of large networks, and systems-level models. As such, GENESIS, and its version for parallel and networked computers (PGENESIS) was the first broad scale modeling system in computational biology to encourage modelers to develop and share model features and components. Most current GENESIS applications involve realistic simulations of biological neural systems.

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Brain Atlas

 

Rat Brain Atlas

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  Brain maps.org

Mouse Brain Atlas

• 
  High Resolution Mouse Brain Atlas (Harvard
  Medical School, Sidman et al.)

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  Histological Phenotyping of the Mouse
  Brain (University of Tennessee)

Monkey Brain Atlas

• 
  High-Resolution Cytoarchitectural Primate Brain Atlases

• 
  Stereotaxic MRI Brain Atlas of Monkey
  (Nihon University)

• 
  The Digital Brain Atlas of the Vervet
  Monkey (UCLA)

• 
  Atlas of the Brain of an Owl Monkey
  (BrainMuseum.org)

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  Brain Atlas of the Rhesus monkey
  (BrainMuseum.org)

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  Brain Atlas of the Squirrel monkey
  (BrainMuseum.org)

Human Brain Atlas

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  The Whole Brain Atlas by Keith A. Johnson
  and J. Alex Becker (Harvard Medical School)

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  The Navigable Atlas of the Human Brain
  (Michigan State University, National Museum of Health and
  Medicine, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology

• 
  Harvard Brain Atlas

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  Human Atlas – Coronal Sections, Cell Stain (BrainMuseum.org)

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  Texas Tech Neuro Atlas (Texas Tech
  University)

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  Labeled And Unlabeled Gross Brain Images (Indiana University)

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  Neuroanatomy Structures (University of
  Debrecen)

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  Neuroanatomy: A Brief Tutorial (University
  of Debrecen)

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  Neuroanatomy Tutorial (University of Utah)

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  Neuroanatomy Atlas (Saint Joseph's
  University)

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  Medical Gross Anatomy: Atlas Images
  including Neuroanatomy (University of Michigan)

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  Coronal Brain Sections (Indiana
  University)

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  Axial Brain Sections (Indiana University)

• 
  Horizontal Slices (University of
  California)

• 
  Sagittal Brain Sections (Indiana
  University)

• 
  Medical Neuroanatomy: Sections (University
  of New England)

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  Brain Slides (McGill University)

• 
  Neuroanatomy Atlas (University of
  Manitoba)

• 
  Neuroanatomy Slides (University of
  Kentucky)

• 
  Organization of the Spinal Cord and Brain
  in Sections (University of Connecticut)

• 
  Spinal Cord/Brainstem Interactive Atlas
  (University of Louisville)

Rabbit Brain Atlas

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  Brain Atlas of the Domestic Rabbit (BrainMuseum.org)

Cat Brain Atlas

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  Brain Atlas of the Domestic Cat (BrainMuseum.org)

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